Victoria and Allen
A Tuscan Reverie at Il Borro

Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, Il Borro—Ferragamo’s private estate—became the stage for Victoria and Allen’s unforgettable two-day wedding. A celebration that unfolded like a love letter to Italy, steeped in beauty, soul, and effortless sophistication.

Il Borro is a world unto itself—an extraordinary estate owned by the Ferragamo family, where history, luxury, and nature converge in perfect harmony. This Tuscan sanctuary offers everything: a meticulously preserved medieval hamlet, a Renaissance villa steeped in elegance, Italian gardens that stretch into the horizon, a serene spa, a dramatic amphitheater, and multiple restaurants showcasing farm-to-table cuisine. With panoramic views of the Valdarno countryside and a commitment to sustainability and artistry, Il Borro is not just a resort—it’s an immersive experience, where every corner tells a story and every moment feels timeless

The festivities began with an intimate welcome dinner in the medieval courtyard, where centuries-old stone walls glowed under soft lighting and laughter echoed through the village. Guests mingled over rustic Tuscan fare, surrounded by olive trees and flickering lanterns—a relaxed, magical beginning that set the tone for what was to come.

The following day, the ceremony took place in the estate’s Italian gardens, a setting so breathtaking it felt suspended in time. With sweeping views of the countryside and the ancient hamlet below.

Dinner unfolded on the upper terrace, overlooking the very gardens where they had just said “I do.” Long tables dressed in custom patterned linens stretched beneath the stars, adorned with hundreds of candles that bathed the evening in a golden glow. Victoria, radiant in a dreamy gown and elegant updo, moved through the space like a vision—graceful, joyful, utterly timeless.

As night fell, the celebration moved into Il Borro’s spectacular amphitheater, where the band took over and the energy soared. Music, dancing, and pure elation carried the evening into the early hours, with every guest swept into the rhythm of a celebration that felt both grand and deeply intimate.