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Wedding photographer in Puglia

I am Adrianna Czesny, a Polish wedding photographer with 12 years of experience. In Puglia I photograph among olive trees, palms and white walls, combining spontaneous documentary with editorial style.

In Puglia I show a styled wedding: a whole day, from getting ready to the last dance, planned just for the camera. Silvia and Marco played the couple, and the set was Masseria Mavùgliola, a red-and-white villa among olive trees and palms. The first look was at the red doors, the symbolic ceremony behind the villa, and the dancing on the stone floor. A red retro cabriolet was in the frame too. The masseria stands in Locorotondo, in the Itria Valley.

Puglia has white walls, olive groves and light that turns soft under the palms, but what matters most to me is the people and what happens between them. At a real wedding I guide you when it is needed, and for the rest of the day I watch.

Planning a wedding in Puglia? Write to me with the date and the place of your ceremony. We will talk about your plans and about what your coverage could look like.

A wedding in Puglia. Documentary photography among olive trees and trulli.

A symbolic ceremony in front of the red facade of Masseria Mavùgliola: Silvia and Marco hold hands by a white drape at the foot of the stairs, guests around them, string lights above, a palm on the left
The ceremony in front of the red facade

Places

Masseria Mavùgliola, Locorotondo
a styled wedding, a red-and-white villa among olive trees and palms
Polignano a Mare and Locorotondo
an outdoor session in two towns of Puglia
A couple beside a red retro convertible on a gravel yard in front of white trulli with conical stone roofs: the groom in a dusty-pink suit, the bride in a gown with floral appliques and a red bouquet
The red cabriolet in front of the trulli
Black-and-white frame: the groom's friend straightens his bow tie, both stand by a white wall, behind them a conical stone roof of a trullo and a string of lights
A bow tie by the trullo
A palm with a string of lights next to the red wall of the masseria, an arched window in a stone frame, a pale sky behind
A palm and the red wall
The groom in a black tuxedo and the bride in a white gown with a red bouquet walk down the stone stairs of the masseria, beside them a palm, the red wall and white fabric hanging by the railing
The stairs of the masseria and a palm
The couple and guests raise glasses at a long table in front of the red wall of the masseria with arched windows, light bulbs on wires over the table, red flowers and grapes on it
A toast in the garden under the red wall

A story from this place

More places to see

Other regions and countries where I photograph weddings.

Before you write

The questions that come up most for a wedding here.

White sandals with bows, earrings and a Chanel book on red velvet
Can you get married in a masseria in Puglia?

Yes. Masseria Mavùgliola in Locorotondo hosts civil and symbolic ceremonies. A symbolic ceremony has no legal effect.

How much does a wedding photographer in Puglia cost?

The quote is individual. It depends on the number of days, the place and the travel, which I price separately for each wedding abroad. Write me the date and the place and after an online consultation you get an offer. The contract is signed online and a deposit reserves the date.

How do I organise a wedding in Puglia?

You arrange the venue and the paperwork with a wedding planner, who handles the whole wedding and the dealings with registry offices. I recommend leaving this to them rather than doing it on your own. Paperwork between Polish and Italian offices can be a hassle.

How long do the photos take after a wedding in Puglia?

The gallery is usually ready within 1.5–3 months of the wedding. I quote the same time for weddings in Poland and abroad, including Italy.

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Tell me about your day.

Flat-lay: heels, jewellery and red silk
from Silvia’s morning · Apulia
Phone665 315 988 E-mail
Studioul. Warszawska 111
98-400 Wieruszów
The town is enough. We’ll pin down the details later.
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