After a fantastic wedding ceremony in Castello di Pavone Ant, he gave a very romantic present to his beloved Lina. The following day, after the official marriage in the Italian castle, they went on a honeymoon. And their first location was Juliet’s house in Verona. Yes, this is the very place where the most well-known love story in the world took place. It doesn’t matter whether the story of Romeo and Juliet is real or if it is fiction by William Shakespeare. Dreams are on top of everything.
Nowadays, this house is attraction number one for tourists. For this reason, it’s rather difficult to organize a romantic photo shoot in such a lovely place without unfamiliar faces in the pictures. But the one who really wants something – gets it.
First, you should rent a room in Relais De Charme Il Sogno Di Giulietta Hotel. As it happens, the inner yard with a famous balcony is reserved only for hotel guests. So, you can imagine yourself being Romeo and Juliet in the morning or evening without crowds of tourists. But, let it be our secret!
Anton and Lina knew this trick and booked this unique hotel for their honeymoon trip around Italy. From your room, you can see a gorgeous view of the inner yard and the balcony.
It was my first shooting in this popular location, so I was pretty thrilled. In the evening, we walked around the possible locations to make photos, and early in the morning, we began.
How does it look like from inside?
The first morning pictures I took in a luxury and gorgeous hotel room where Anton and Lina stayed. Everything that you see in the photos below is real and functional. Moreover, architectures and designers performed amazing work and planned the room in such a way that the morning sun welcomes the guests and warms them.
Juliet’s morning in Verona
And here we are! This is the very famous balcony of the Juliet’s house in Verona.
Will you marry me? (c) Anton
I find these photos extremely impressive because they fully reflect the feelings Anton and Lina experienced that morning.
Everything was restored the way it looked centuries ago inside the most popular house in Verona.
Since all the tourists can leave a love message on the wall, we also decided to keep up with the tradition and left a sticker: Anton + Lina = Love.
Once aging, I thank my dear brides for the sincere feelings and beauty they shared with me. We did great work together, and I believe all these wedding and honeymoon pictures will remind you of the lovely days spent in the Italian castle. Of course, we enjoyed the morning at Juliet’s house. How about planning your first anniversary?
Sincerely, Artur Jakutsevich
