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Wedding photographer in Tuscany

I am Adrianna Czesny, a Polish wedding photographer with 12 years of experience. In Tuscany I photograph real love stories, looking for the meeting point of spontaneous documentary and editorial style.

I photograph weddings in Tuscany with a focus on natural documentary coverage, real emotion and refined aesthetics. See the stories of Karolina and Dawid, Marysia and Maciej, and Klaudia and Sławek, as well as my session at Villa Bibbiani. These are Italian weddings with character, in frames that tell the story of the whole day.

Tuscany has exceptional light, architecture and landscapes, but what matters most to me is the people and what happens between them. You do not need to know how to pose or what to do in front of the camera. I guide you when it is needed, and for the rest of the day I watch and catch the moments no one can plan.

Planning a wedding in Tuscany? 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 Tuscany. Documentary photography with an Italian feel.

The couple embrace on a gravel road between two cypresses, Tuscan hills behind them in warm light
Klaudia and Sławek among the cypresses

Places

Fattoria Mansi Bernardini
ceremony among olive trees, portraits in the grove, dinner under string lights
Villa Bibbiani
garden steps under palms, a pool, a theatre hall with frescoes
Siena
a portrait session on the cathedral steps
Podere l'Aione
a farm stay near Scansano, in the Maremma
Villa Acquaviva
near Montemerano, in the Maremma
Tuscan hills at sunset, cypresses and a couple far off on the grass under a lone tree
Hills, the last sun, the couple in the distance
Joanna and Giorgio kiss in an open pale blue Beetle on the lawn, a pink villa with palms behind them
A Beetle at Villa Acquaviva
Klaudia and Sławek embracing on a gravel road, the long train of her gown, a cypress and the sun low over the hills
Golden hour in the fields
Karolina and Dawid stand on the steps of Siena Cathedral, the ornate façade and rose window above them in low sun
The cathedral steps in Siena
Sławek kisses Klaudia's hand on a gravel road between cypresses
Klaudia's hand
A couple in a red gown and a white dinner jacket in the historic theatre hall of Villa Bibbiani, frescoes, a crystal chandelier, rows of blue seats
Styled shoot at Villa Bibbiani
Dawid sifts icing sugar over a cake topped with red fruit, Karolina's hand beside it, candles in glass holders on the table
Icing sugar on the cake

A few words from couples

The couples who lived it tell it best.

Karolina and Dawid walking hand in hand over a Tuscan hill at sunset

If we were choosing a photographer again, we would make the same decision.

Ada was the photographer at our wedding in Tuscany, where she spent three days with us — from the engagement session to the day-after outdoor shoot. Put simply, we could not have chosen a better person to capture moments this special to us.

Above all, she created an atmosphere we felt completely comfortable in, and the photographs exceeded our expectations. She was engaged, professional and a genuine joy to be around. We are beyond grateful for this keepsake, and we cannot recommend her enough.

Karolina & Dawid Tuscany · Italy Read the story: Karolina & Dawid
Marysia and Maciej raising a toast at the wedding table at dusk in Tuscany

We could allow ourselves the truest emotions.

Ada photographed our wedding in Tuscany and I could not have dreamed of a better person. Even though neither I nor my (now!) husband ever felt at ease in front of a camera, with Ada everything was simple and natural — we felt safe, and thanks to that we could allow ourselves the truest emotions.

The result is breathtaking photographs that move us every single time we look at them. I recommend her with all my heart.

Marysia & Maciej Fattoria Mansi Bernardini · Tuscany Read the story: Marysia & Maciej

Stories from this place

Full wedding stories, told in photos from start to finish.

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.

Two wedding rings and an olive sprig on stone
How do you organise a wedding in Tuscany?

You organise it with a villa or a wedding planner, and I photograph and do not deal with the formalities. Klaudia and Sławek worked with a wedding planner, Dominika, and Marysia and Maciej's ceremony was conducted by an Italian official with a Polish interpreter.

How much does a wedding photographer in Tuscany cost?

Every quote is individual and depends on the number of days, the location and travel, which I price separately for a wedding abroad. Send me the date and the place, and after an online conversation I will prepare an offer.

How many days is the photographer with the couple in Tuscany?

As many as your plan needs. Normally I fly in the day before the wedding, for the pizza party, and start photographing there. I was with Karolina and Dawid for three days: the engagement session, the wedding and a session the day after.

When should we book a wedding photographer in Tuscany?

Couples usually book me between a year and four months before the wedding. Send me the date and the place as soon as you have them, and I will check availability. We sign the contract online, and the deposit reserves the date.

Do we need to know how to pose for wedding photographs?

No, I shoot documentary coverage without posing: I direct you only for a few frames and watch the rest of the day. Marysia and Maciej wrote that they never felt good in front of a camera, and their photographs move them every time.

What if it rains or is very hot on the wedding day in Tuscany?

We change the plan and keep photographing, because rain and heat are different conditions, not the end of the photographs. That is why I get to know the venue beforehand.

Check your date

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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A few sentences will do. I’ll ask about the rest.
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