Brett and Oliver’s magical September garden wedding took place in Pisa, Italy, in a 15th century renaissance villa that once belonged to Lorenzo de’ Medici.
The grooms walked down the aisle together with their two children. After the ceremony, they celebrated in the villa’s beautiful garden. In keeping with their green and white color palette, the grooms’ boutonnières utilized native blossoms called lisianthus flowers, which symbolize eternal love.
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Photographer and Videographer: Linda Nari
Venue: Villa Lungomonte – Asciano (PISA)
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Molly Sprayregen
Molly Sprayregen was previously an associate editor for Equally Wed. She is also a freelance journalist covering a range of LGBTQ+ issues, from politics to healthcare to business. In addition to her work for Equally Wed, she profiles LGBTQ+ politicians for LGBTQ Nation, as well as LGBTQ+ women in business for Forbes.com. She is also a book reviewer for the Associated Press. Molly has also had work published in Them, Out Magazine, Huffington Post, the Associated Press, and more.
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