Seventeen years of love, a separation, and then their reunion. Vanessa Incontrada and Rossano Laurini are now husband and wife. The couple celebrated their wedding in Tuscany, in Greve in Chianti, in an intimate ceremony away from the spotlight, just as the host had desired. The images shared by the newlyweds on social media tell the story of their big day: a black-and-white photograph shows them together, huddled under a large flower arch, in a romantic and intimate atmosphere.

For her wedding, Vanessa chose a dress by Antonio Riva, a designer and longtime friend. The design features elegant, clean lines, a structured bodice, thin shoulder straps, and a full skirt, free of excessive embroidery or princess-like effects. A choice consistent with the idea of simplicity and naturalness that the host had said she wanted for her wedding. On her feet, as anticipated on the eve of the wedding, she wore Casadei shoes.

The look was completed with a neat, gathered chignon, complemented by a luminous, understated beauty look. The bouquet and arrangements followed the same direction: white roses and flowers framing the moment of saying "I do," creating an overall image that was both romantic and understated. The result is a bride who is both classic and contemporary, with a gown that puts the focus on the bride rather than the dress.

Alongside her was Rossano Laurini, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and bow tie. Celebrating the couple, in a deliberately private setting, were family and close friends, including some well-known faces from the entertainment world such as Claudio Bisio, Giorgio Panariello, and Gigi D'Alessio. Also in attendance was their son Isal, the son of Vanessa and Rossano's long relationship, now eighteen.

The story between Incontrada and Laurini began almost twenty years ago. Their relationship resulted in Isal, and after many years together, they separated, beginning during the first lockdown and lasting several years. Then they reconciled and decided to start over together, ultimately turning that new chapter into marriage.

The "I do" came just like that, in the heart of Tuscany, with just a few guests and without the fanfare of a big showbiz wedding. A private party, surrounded by loved ones, and a black-and-white image shared on social media to share just a small glimpse of an evidently very personal day. After seventeen years, a crisis, and a new beginning, Vanessa Incontrada and Rossano Laurini chose to say "I do" like this: discreetly, amidst white flowers and the Tuscan hills.

(Unioneonline/D)

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