Yuliya Pyatkova, Slavyana Yaroshuk
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Silvia & Marco: A Wild, Intimate Wedding Between Nature and Promises
11. Juli 2025Castelvetrano, Italien
Some weddings feel carefully designed.
Others feel like a journey, made of pauses, detours, waiting, and returns. This was one of those.Silvia and Marco’s wedding was not just a ceremony, but a shared path. A full day shaped by intention, nature, craftsmanship, and deep human connections, where nothing felt decorative and everything felt meaningful.A Slow Beginning, Shaped by Presence
The day began gently, in two different places but with the same rhythm.
Families close by, witnesses fully present, friends who knew when to speak and when to stay quiet. Children moving freely through the rooms, hands adjusting small details, objects carrying personal stories.Every gesture mattered.
Even those that didn’t need words to be understood.A Ceremony Immersed in the Reserve
The civil ceremony took place at Safaria, inside the natural reserve, in a space that felt as if it had always existed for that exact moment.
The wedding arch, built with wood from a mulberry tree deeply meaningful to the couple, was not a scenic backdrop but a statement of identity. A symbol of an love built through time, patience, and making things together.Live music, with violin, piano, and voice, accompanied the guests and marked the key moments of the ceremony. The celebrant’s words, the personal speeches, the entrance of the children carrying the rings all contributed to an atmosphere that was intimate, emotional, and never artificial.The Language of Symbols
This wedding spoke through symbols.
The cord binding the couple’s hands, the handwritten signatures, the many handmade elements created by the couple themselves. From the ceremony structure to the wedding favors, a custom-made artisanal perfume designed specifically for this day.Details that didn’t seek attention, but stayed.
Like recurring gestures, like habits that quietly reveal who you are.From Ceremony to Adventure
After the ceremony, the rhythm shifted.
Jeeps, the reserve, movement. A true photographic safari, lived with a free, natural, almost wild spirit. A moment that broke away from traditional wedding timelines and perfectly reflected Silvia and Marco’s souls.The sunset toast, back at Safaria, became one of those moments that cannot truly be planned. Light slowly fading, friends gathered close, and the unmistakable feeling of being exactly where you are meant to be.The Celebration at Baglio Trinità
The move to Baglio Trinità marked the beginning of the celebration.
The couple’s arrival, rising energy, music finding its pace. Dinner unfolded naturally, without rigid structure, leaving space for connection and joy.Tables styled with forest-inspired floral details, greenery-filled centerpieces, hand-carved table markers, small interactive elements created to involve every guest. Everything spoke the same language: simple elegance, never forced.At one point, the groom’s voice filled the evening. An unexpected gift, not written into the schedule, yet perfectly aligned with the spirit of the day. Another moment of truth.My Role: Listening and Telling the Story
On days like this, my role is simple: to listen.
To understand when to step closer and when to step back. To collect what truly matters and let everything else fade.This wedding didn’t ask for direction.
It asked for attention.Photography: Riccardo RichiusaVideo: Tickey StoriesCeremony: Safaria (inside the nature reserve)Venue: Baglio TrinitàMusic: Claudio CalandrettiFloral Design: Buscemi MenfiGroom’s Suit: Sartoria Benedetto D’AmicoBride’s Dress: Colet Sposi PalermoBridal Makeup: Gaia GaudesiBridal Hair: Carla Forestieri
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