Shots, meanings and locations throughout italy | sofia bianchini event & wedding designer by Sofia Bianchini

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SOFIA BIANCHINI Event & Wedding designer

Sofia Bianchini

SOFIA BIANCHINI Event & Wedding designer 1000e20 OneThousandEvents presents: shots, meanings and locations throughout Italy

SOFIA BIANCHINI Event & Wedding designer

SOFIA BIANCHINI Event & Wedding designer 1000e20 OneThousandEvents presents: shots, meanings and locations throughout Italy

Abbazia San Pietro in Monte â&#x20AC;&#x153;As an Ambassador, I have been very fortunate to travel the world and to enjoy some of the grandest sights imaginable. In the privileged world of extraordinary travel, this setting ranks right at the top. In fact, you walk amongst the clouds in rarefied open space with the majesty of nature, the natural beauty of roaming animals, and in midst of all of this the glory of a banquet in a fairy atmosphere inside millenary stone walls, where all details fall in a perfect harmony of elegance, beauty and sobriety. Herein lies a space unique in the world to indelibly carve a niche in memory as entirely EXTRAORDINARY. The scale of space in which to entertain is warm & wondrous, and our service was period perfect. A sight to behold! Thank you Sofiaâ&#x20AC;?

Amb. Nancy Rubin Washington D.C. USA August 2004

Imaging transforming fantasy into reality..... tim burton about me 1000e20 Event & Wedding designer Born in Italy 42 years ago from Italian father and French mother I am one of 7 among brothers and sister. I studied languages and worked in many fields, but it was when I started putting my experience, my travel and my professional skills together that it became clear which path I was to take. By the age of 26 I had completed studies and skills in graphic and computer design, visual merchandising, window dressing, fashion shop management, art management and organization, floral decoration, tourism management and hospitality services... and I found myself in a beautiful Villa in Todi (Umbria - Italy) helping actress Julia Ormond planning her own wedding. From that moment on it was most evident what I had to do, what my passion was. No later than 1 year after, in 1999, I opened my agency 1000e20 OneThousandEvents in Todi | Umbria and started producing events mostly for Americans that were coming to Tuscany and Umbria on summer Holidays. I have been lucky enough to build the best team ever in the course of the years. Passion, creativity, the love for challenge, the complicity and the tight collaboration is what moves us everyday and gives us great opportunities to turn the imagination of our clients into reality. Our goal is to ease your thoughts, to help you relax, to entertain and enchant you through all your senses. An invisible guidance to that moment of magic you will treasure forever. Let the result of our genuine, authentic commitment be the realization of your dream

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Some of our International clients Amb. ONU Nancy Rubin | Washington DC, USA Event Planner David Tutera | New York NY, USA Prof. Dr. Adrien Rohner | Zurich, CH Photographer Fabrizio Cacciatore | Boston USA Ceo Peter Mullin Consulting Peter Mullin | Los Angeles, USA Dir. Burberry Foundation Lacy Crawford | Chicago, USA Journalist Maria Rita Macchiavelli | Milan, IT Contemporary Art dealer Stephan Edlis | Chicago, USA Walt Disney Grand-daughter Susan Disney Lord | Los Angeles, USA Ferrari Eng. Pino Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Agostino | Milan IT On. Richard Grant and The Sunset Club | Pasadena, USA Ceo Qatary Diar John Ward | Quatar Barry & Lyn Chasen | New York NY, USA Fondazione Besso | Rome, IT Art dealer Joseph Helman | New York NY, USA On. Alberto Michelini | Rome, IT Music composer Johnathan Brielle | New Yersey, USA PBC Broadcasting | Perugia, IT Sport Kirotherapist Dr. Debby Kindrich Kleiman | Paris, FR Dr. Helen Levine | New York NY, USA TV set Hair Stilyst Sherry Stinger | New York NY, USA Barry & Jill Lafer | New York NY, USA Fox Publishing LTD. Journalist Angela Dukes | London, UK European client coordinator Burberry Elisa Beasley | Rome, IT Lawyer Chuck LaBella | San Diego, USA Best seller author The power of Losing control Joe Caruso | Michigan, USA

SHOTS, MEANINGS AND LOCATIONS A journey throughout Italy Discover, explore and experience Italy the way you never did before

ON THE PLEASURE OF SENSES sents, sounds, flavours, colours, materia Let yourselves be enchanted through all your senses. Be rapt by the scent of lit candles in a fresh summer evening, by the breeze scented with incense. Be transported by the sound of a harp that sweetly breaks the black of the night. Be moved by the delightful taste of a sophisticated dish. Be stirred by the deep hue of a fine red wine and by the multiform of materia that moulds giving structure to a dream, yours.

Welcome to 1000e20â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s world

scents The sweet fragrance of an enchanting soiree, the smell of incense that lingers in the air, the aromatic notes of a bouquet all generate unforgettable memories of your event; a unique experience that speaks of you, of your character and style. As in a leading role you will enter a story that has always been yours...

IN PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE

donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t settle for less than your dreams !

1000e20 design and direct your Ultimate Italian Experience

we plan your event in the most magical, unique, secluded and stunning places all over Italy...

THE HASSLER

THE HASSLER Roma | Lazio & Sofia Bianchini

Luxury overlooking the spanish steps

Ever since the Hassler opened its doors in 1893, it has held the coveted position as the most prestigious hotel in Rome. Set theatrically at the top of the Spanish Steps, it is within walking distance of the Villa Borghese park, Via Veneto, Via Condotti, and the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most fashionable boutiques. The Hassler sits next to the magnificent 16th century TrinitĂ dei Monti church and the abundant greenery of the Villa Borghese gardens and commands one of the most exclusive views in the world over the churches, domes and rooftops of Rome. Despite the fact that specific types of guests tend to choose one hotel over another because of their particular lifestyle, the Hassler is the only hotel that constantly appeals to the greatest cross-section of sophisticated travelers. Royalty, celebrities, diplomats, writers and business leaders alike all seem to find the perfect combination of sophisticated luxury, attentive service and unique location in one place, the Hassler. The Hassler is owned by President and Managing Director Roberto E. Wirth, fifth generation of the famous Swiss hotelier family who became co-owners of the hotel with the Hasslers in the 1920s. Mr. Wirth, a passionate collector of art and fine wines, with more than 30 years of experience in the hotel business welcomes guests as he would in his own home, with consideration and care. The Hassler is a five-star hotel, and member of The Leading Hotels of the World and Virtuoso.

THE HASSLER

IL PELLICANO

Porto Ercole | Grosseto | Tuscany

& Sofia Bianchini

1st among the 100 Best Southern Europe Hotels. CondĂŠ Nast 2008

Il Pellicano is an exclusive, secluded, resort hotel in a unique and unspoiled location on the Tuscan coast. Uniquely laid out to ensure privacy for its guests whether they stay in cottages or the main building, the hotel proudly offers the finest cuisine and all the amenities a five-star guest could desire. Travel & Leisure and Conde Nast Traveler magazines regularly name Il Pellicano among the top hotels in the world, highlighting the staff's commitment to excellence via friendly and personalized service. Opened on the 2nd of June 1965, Il Pellicano was built to commemorate the love of the British army pilot, Michael Graham, and the American jet setter, Patsy Daszel, who chose this impervious spot on the Argentario peninsula to build a secluded resort reminiscent of Pelican Point, the Californian promontory where they had first met years before. Il Pellicano is located in a spot in which peace and tranquillity reign supreme and still offers dreamlike views of the unspoiled waters of the Tuscan coast. Composed of six cottages and a central structure, Il Pellicano is more a cluster of villas than a traditional hotel, with 35 rooms, 5 junior suites and 10 deluxe suites immersed in a very perfumed Mediterranean scrubland and surrounded with secular gardens of olive trees and cypress which are thrown by one of the biggest architects of gardens in the World: the architect Paolo Pejrone.

IL PELLICANO

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LE 3 VASELLE

Torgiano | Perugia | Umbria

& Sofia Bianchini

Enogastronomic experience

The 17th century building of Le Tre Vaselle Resort rises within the medieval walls of Torgiano, a peaceful village between Perugia and Assisi, set in the heart of the Umbrian countryside. Its warm hospitality, elegant decor and exquisite cuisine are reminiscent of the aristocratic country houses of yore, and offer an ideal atmosphere for those wishing to savour all the nuances of travelling. The refined cuisine of Le Tre Vaselle is best know for its keen attention to regional Umbrian dishes, the creativity of its chefs and carefully selected ingredients of the highest quality. It brings out the best of the rich Umbrian cuisine and its many local ingredients, and is sure to delight even the most demanding gourmets. The Lungarotti Group was founded in â&#x20AC;&#x2122;62 and in a few years became a social-economic point of reference that transformed Umbria into an enologically qualified region. Dedication, a solid work ethic and professional mindset enable the company to be successful in all its endeavours - be they in in the vineyards or the winery - and help it promote Umbria with the quality of its wine, hospitality, art and culture.

sounds A magical orchestration of notes echo in exclusive scenery of fairytale atmosphere, making every moment you wish to celebrate special. Every element is essential in achieving a final result of perfection. For it is the client, the passion for beauty and the pleasure in entertaining that inspire 1000e20 where every instant is directed in an all present and invisible manner.

BORGO SAN FELICE

RELAIS BORGO SAN FELICE

& Sofia Bianchini

Castelnuovo Berardenga | Siena | Tuscany An enchanting spot set amidst vineyards and olive groves

Borgo San Felice is a medieval village dating as far back 714 AD. Old documents register a controversy between the bishops of Arezzo and Siena regarding the ownership of the church of S. Felice in Avane, a toponym that reveals a remote Etruscan origin, though there isn’t any further news. In 998, San Felice was known as Pieve and then in the following centuries it was re-baptized with its original name.Throughout the Middle Ages, the village became the setting of violent wars between Siena and Florence. In the 18th century, the disputed territory became the property of the noble Del Taja family from Siena. They settled in the manor house that stands in the heart of the village surrounded by narrow streets, squares, Romanesque churches and chapels that make “Borgo San Felice” one of the most charming and picturesque sites in the area. In 1991 the “village” was restored and transformed into a “diffused hotel”. It soon became a member of the Relais & Chateaux hotel group. Careful renovation has restored and enhanced the architectural features of the village’s medieval palaces, stone houses, chapels and picturesque streets, maintaining intact the authenticity yet adding a subtle elegance and unmistakable style that ensures guests a charming reception.

BORGO SAN FELICE

MASSERIA SAN DOMENICO

& Sofia Bianchini

Savelletri di Fasano | Brindisi | Puglia Luxury over history and traditions: a meeting point between East and the Mediterranean

The five-star luxury Masseria San Domenico sits just 700 metres from the Adriatic coast amongst centuries old olive groves, 5km from the small town of Fasano. The building itself dates back to the 15th century, when it was used by the Knights of Malta as a watch-tower against Saracen attacks. Little more than 15 years ago, this former agricultural estate, or ‘masseria’, was completely restored, retaining the original building materials and respecting the traditional design of the structure. Surrounded by 60 hectares of ancient olive groves and orchards, Masseria San Domenico is now a luxury boutique-style hotel, offering just 47 guest rooms and suites, in an atmosphere that combines intimacy with first-class facilities and service. All rooms and suites enjoy air-conditioning, satellite TV, radio, safe, mini-bar, hairdryer, bathrobe, slippers and the Masseria’s olive oil based toiletries. Most have balconies or patios and the décor is the work of local craftsmen. Decorated with the finest textiles, guests can even choose between goose feather or latex pillows.

MASSERIA SAN DOMENICO

LA POSTA VECCHIA

Ladispoli | Roma | Lazio

& Sofia Bianchini

You easily succumb to a fantasy that you are the house guest of an aristocrat. But then, in a manner of speaking, you are. The New York Times

La Posta Vecchia with its heart-stopping views over the Tyrrhenian Sea,in splendid and secure parkland, boasting an excavated Roman villa within its foundations is an award-winning independent five-star Italian hotel. La Posta Vecchia offers a winning combination of flawless hospitality, perfect privacy, and the elegant lifestyle that Italian aristocracy has perfected over half a millennium. The residence, built by Prince Orsini in 1640, was bought in 1960 by J. Paul Getty, who restored it to its original splendour, adding furniture, objects and artwork acquired from royal homes from around the world. La Posta Vecchiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s restaurant, and the elegant dining room, much sought-after terrace tables and refined regional cuisine are no longer a secret since chef Michele Gioia earned The Cesar a 1 star Michelin. The hotel offers 19 luxury suites, a meeting room, a tennis court, a boutique, a private pool with divine views over the sea and the Odescalchi castle and a spa with steam bath. Staying here is like enjoying oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s very own aristocratic residence.

LA POSTA VECCHIA

SEXTANTIO

& Sofia Bianchini

Santo Stefano di Sessanio | L’Aquila | Abruzzo If you want to discover the deeper sense of a place, you have to sleep in a house of that place, not in an International hotel. Herman Hesse - On Voyage

Santo Stefano di Sessanio is a fortified medieval village barely changed since it was built in the Middle Ages. It is located in the mountains of Abruzzo at 1250 meters above sea level, inside the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga natural park and it is a classic example of an Italian medieval hill town, with perimeter walls encircling houses and squares. In the late 1800’s it was home to more than 3000 people who lived and worked on the land. In 1901, 1400 people called Santo Stefano their home, but fled to escape poverty leaving just 50 people remaining. Once a decayed and forgotten village, Santo Stefano di Sessanio has now been restored and resurrected and represents the first attempt at completely restoring and revitalization of one of Abruzzo’s ancient villages for residential purposes. Thanks to the project the population has raised to over 100 inhabitants. The Sextantio project at Santo Stefano di Sessanio with its rooms is set in the dominating central position in the burgh. Besides their historical features and original autochthonous furnishings, the ample 27 rooms come with wood burning fireplaces and heated floors. Each room reveals the original subdivision, design and ‘arte povera’ decor. This project fully respects the local heritage of mountain people.

SEXTANTIO

WELCOME TO A NEW HOSPITALITY EXPERIENCE Sextantio project and philosophy

Rediscovering the rural heritage of Southern Italy, from Santo Stefano di Sessanio to the Sassi of Matera Our mission to restore and revitalize a group of historic southern Italian hill towns involves a detailed approach to the conservation of a rural heritage which has frequently been abused during the last 40 years. The major elements are: - Exclusive use of original architectural materials during the restoration. - Conservation of individual rooms retaining their original layout and use. - Furnishing in keeping the rural traditions of the Apennine Mountains. - Conservation guided by research of regional culture and the oral history of the local community with particular attention to local food and artisan traditions. - Retention of traces of life found in the fabrics of buildings. The compelling beauty and breathtaking settings of many historic southern Italian hill towns combined with their local traditions make them an ideal destination for International tourism. For visitors who enjoy their history mixed with a magnificent landscape rich in sights, scents and sounds, the ancient hill towns of the Mediterranean area are an ideal destination. (Daniele Kihlgren)

flavours In the architecture of a plate, the grace and elegance of a menu, the combination of colours, the senses are captured in a pulsating whole that will remain imprinted in everyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s memory. Artful chefs will create selected and researched dishes, astonishing your guests in a sensorial dimension of unusual combinations and intriguing proposals. Every course will be created and tailored to your tastes in a unique yet simple performance.

SEXTANTIO

CHIOSTRO DEL BRAMANTE

Roma | Lazio

& Sofia Bianchini

An extraordinary example of Renaissance set in the very heart of Rome

The Chiostro del Bramante is an extraordinary example of Renaissance architecture. It was designed by Donato Bramante (1444-1515), who after the fall of Ludovico Sforza had moved from Milan to Rome, to become the leading architect of Pope Julius II and a great rival of Michelangelo. The Chiostro, or cloister, is part of a building complex which also includes the adjacent church of Santa Maria della Pace, housing Raphael's famous Sybils. It was commissioned by Cardinal Oliviero Carafa around the year 1500, as is attested by the dedicatory inscription skirting the entire perimeter of the building and by the sculpted coats of arms â&#x20AC;&#x201C; crowned by that of the cardinal â&#x20AC;&#x201C; decorating the columns on the ground and first floors. The Chiostro is an elegantly linear and rigorous building whose compositional elements reflect the principles of harmony and balance. Other than be the space of DART and host several major art exhibitions during the year, the Bramante's cloister provides a unique setting for company, institutional or private events. Its square plan and wide spaces make it a perfect venue for gala dinners, conventions, concerts, performances, and various other events. Both the entire structure and each of its multi-function rooms are available.

CHIOSTRO DEL BRAMANTE

ANTOGNOLLA GOLF CLUB

ANTOGNOLLA GOLF CLUB Perugia | Umbria & Sofia Bianchini

Come experience the unexpected in the Umbrian countryside

The 18-hole Antognolla Golf Course is situated in the 600 hectare estate of Antognolla in the heart of Umbria. It is considered by many who have played it to be one of the most interesting and spectacular golf courses in Italy. The course is a design masterpiece by Robert Trent Jones jnr. The layout features dramatic cliff-lined fairways, beautiful lakes, and stunning views of the medieval castle and surrounding countryside, giving golfers 18 holes of pure pleasure. This unforgettable golfing experience gives plenty of change in elevation and visual impact. Each hole provides a new and exciting challenge, all with a stunning natural backdrop of the Umbrian countryside. The clever design makes this an enjoyable experience for both the low and high handicap golfer. Each will leave the 18th hole having felt challenged, uplifted by the beauty and determined to return to tackle Antognolla again. Besides the course at the Antognolla Club you will also find a well equipped Pro shop, a practice driving range and putting green, as well as the charming Club House & Bar, the authentic restaurant â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Il Caldaroâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;, serving local Umbrian cuisine.

ANTOGNOLLA & MURLO RESORT

...and relax your senses at MURLO RESORT

Murlo is one of the most exclusive private country estates in Italy, owned by the same family for generations. With its various thousands of hectares of immaculate woods, valleys, lakes and rivers it is the perfect place for a relaxing time and a private holiday providing a degree of comfort and elegance that is difficult to surpass. This heaven of tranquility is the perfect setting for those who seek a holiday retreat from their frenetic lifestyles and an escape to something more spiritual and calm, enjoying the luxuries of time out and the privacy of a place you will never wish to leave. Four spectacular villas (Subtilia, San Savino, Torre and Camminata) have just been restored to offer our guests the choice of swimming in the impressively large pools, play a round of golf, dine on delicious local food and wine at the resort's romantic restaurant, sleep comfortably in over-sized beds and enjoy a glass of champagne on the private terraces of the villas whilst enjoying the most stunning views of the estate.

colours The harmony of shades, the use of colours or the dominance of the non-colour, the flower arrangements tastefully designed are not an additional element, they are the core of the perfect event. The circle closes with the delight of all the senses in an image of purity and refined simplicity. Everything must be harmonious and sincere, speak a single language, create the perfect mood that welcomes your guests and makes them feel at home.

LE FABRICHE

LE FABRICHE Maruggio | Taranto | Puglia & Sofia Bianchini

The journey is the reward, ancient chinese proverb

Le Fabriche is the name of the 17th century Masseria around which a wine project is articulated, cultivated, developed, refined and elevated to a long-term vision. We are among Maruggio and Manduria. Coast and hinterland between Taranto and Maruggio. Magna Graecia. Scents of the sea and the countryside. Olives, red earth, farms, salt, crystal clear waters. Great potential still largely to be seized. The old farm in a panoramic position on the rock sloping to the sea is the place of History. Unspoiled in its harmonic proportions offers magnificent views of the landscape surroundings and the intimacy of good conversation in the warmth of old chimneys. The restaurant upstairs is the laboratory of Taste, where the wisdom of tradition marry the culture of research. In the rooms, using the tools of formal minimalism and volumetric purity we recovered a dialectical relationship with the local landscape. The linear two-body construction are lowered into the dense vegetation of olive trees showing their status as "human artifice" with respect to the natural landscape, defining thethreshold of demarcation between man and nature. My desire was to build a human space where mankind talent merges with the beauty of nature... ...this is where I started my journey. Alessia Perrucci

LA SUVERA

RELAIS LA SUVERA Pievascola | Siena | Tuscany & Sofia Bianchini

To say that you would be staying in a museum is not exaggeration... but it is one made alive by a warm welcome attentive service and gracious hospitality. Jane Suckling & Mich le Shab

La Suvera springs from the country residence in the Siena hills belonging to the Marquis Ricci Paracciani and his wife, Princess Eleonora Massimo, and it has become an extraordinary five-star hotel. Beyond the exceptional quality of its services, it welcomes guests with the warmth of a private residence. Collections of the owners' families' artistic and historical furnishings are a reminder of the famous persons tied to the family, shown against the backdrop of a world of art and history which this enchanted corner of Tuscany is still able to offer today. The 36 suites and rooms of the Papal Villa, the Farmhouse and the Ancient Stables are all available to guets, as are the Historic Halls of the Museum, the Church, the Oliviera Restaurant and Lemon Bar, the Spa and the heated pool - all surrounded by the splendor of Italian gardens. La Suvera is the ideal choice for incentives, weddings and special events.

LA SUVERA

ABBAZIA SAN PIETRO IN VALLE

ABBAZIA S.PIETRO IN VALLE

& Sofia Bianchini

Ferentillo | Terni | Umbria Where art and history melt with immaculate pure nature, and silence magically brings us back in centuries... The abbey sits softly on a plateau on Mount Solemn, 365 metres above the sea level and it is completely surrounded by the thick and luxurious vegetation that covers all the Nera Valley. Not far from great attraction given by the naturally beautiful Marmore waterfalls. Tradition attributes the founding of the Abbey to Faroaldo II Duke of Spoleto in the 8th century. We learn from ancient documents that the Abbey covered a large area in the Valnerina and the abbey exercised rights over many churches in the surrounding countryside and possessed an extensive territorial patrimony composed of villas, villages, castles, many of which strategically controlled the roads communicating with Terni, Spoleto, the Sabina and the Marche region; other properties reached as far as Rome. In the course of the XIV century, following serious disorders and abuse, Boniface VIII acted on full powers against the corrupt monks and abbots and assigned the Abbey to the Lateran Chapter. In 1861 with the unification of Italy, the State expropriated all Church possessions and enabled the general partners to redeem the property. In 1890 Decio Ancajani bought the Abbey which passed into private hands. In 1917 the last descendant of the Ancajani family, Serafina Gianavei, surrendered the Abbey to the parish priest, and sold the convent to Ermete Costanzi who immediately began the restoration and consolidation of the structures that appeared to be damaged or in danger of falling down.

ABBAZIA SAN PIETRO IN VALLE

ABBAZIA SAN PIETRO IN MONTE

CASTELLO ODESCALCHI di SANTA MARINELLA

CASTELLO ODESCALCHI

& Sofia Bianchini

Santa Marinella | Roma | Lazio The constant lapping of waves on the castle walls are like caresses on the hull of a ship on a voyage out to the sea

The 12th century fortified tower located on the sea was one of chain of defense towers for the Papal State which stretched for some 20-30 kms along this part of the coast. The tower is the pinnacle around which the castle structure was built in different historical phases. By the 17th century the castle had lost any military purpose and a building was incorporated on its northern side to house a religious order as well as agricultural activities. The farm was on the Santa Marinella estate located on via Aurelia, an important main artery and hence also a postal station. The Odescalchi family purchased the castle with its small holding in 1887. Within the first decade of ownership the family developed the area into one of the most desirable seaside resort north of Rome. The castle remained an exclusive residence in which the family lived in, and maintained with passion and dedication. Prince Baldassarre, Princess Flaminia, Prince Alessandro, and today Carlo Odescalchi... The Gardens were designed and built in the early 20th century. The shimmer of the light, the breeze, envelope the park with a magical yet spontaneous atmosphere. Thanks to the micro climate plants thrive and the many species of palms cohabit with other botanical elements typical of the Mediterranean plantions.

CASTELLO ODESCALCHI di SANTA MARINELLA

materia Close your eyes and feel the touch of silk cloths, of satin ribbons that twine around flowers and stems. Caress a rose or feel nature in a musk scented wood bark. 1000e20 will lead you through an out of the ordinary experience in the setting you always dreamed of, or in a magical location chosen according to your plans, interpreting your desires and going beyond the imaginableâ&#x20AC;Ś there and there only, your dreams will come true.

Contacts SOFIA BIANCHINI Event & Wedding designer 1000e20 OneThousandEvents Voc. Campette 144 Todi 06059 | Perugia | Italy +39 075 982259 | +39 348 263 5046 1000e20.com | info@1000e20.com

STAFF Sofia Bianchini Ciribifera Executive manager & art director Laura Patacchia Executive assistant & project consultant Charolaine Galletti Event coordinator Benedetta Bianchini Public relations Gloria Mecarelli Assistant & food consultant Anna Bolotti External consultant & artistic coordinator Caterina Betti & Stefania Italiani Photo reportage negativostudiofotografico.it

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