I have been drawn to photography for as long as I can remember.

My love for it began in childhood, when my dad would let me borrow his camera. I didn’t know then where it would lead me, but I remember the feeling of looking through the viewfinder and seeing the world a little differently. What started as curiosity slowly became something much more meaningful — a way of observing people, emotions, and the fleeting moments that often go unnoticed.

Over the years, I explored many different sides of photography, from fashion and editorial work to portraits and more conceptual imagery. Each experience shaped the way I see and photograph the world, teaching me to pay attention to atmosphere, movement, details, and the feeling within a moment.

I went on to pursue my passion professionally, earning a Bachelor’s degree in Photography in Rome before moving to Paris to complete a Master’s degree in Fashion Film & Photography. My background in fashion and editorial photography continues to influence the way I approach weddings — with an appreciation for composition, subtle details, movement, and imagery that feels both intentional and effortless.

But somewhere along the way, I fell in love with weddings.

There is something incredibly special about being invited into such an intimate part of someone’s story. The anticipation before the ceremony, the quiet glances, the laughter that fills a room, the hands reaching for each other, and all the little moments happening between the ones everyone expects you to photograph.