An Architectural Mediterranean Wedding with Fabric-Draped Florals

A Closer Look

Casa Maiora is all hard lines: pale stone block, flat roofs, square openings cut into white walls. Noemi and Steven's wedding at the Ostuni masseria answered that geometry with softness, and nearly every design choice pulls in that direction.

With Emme Wedding Studio, the couple kept to warm white, stone and olive green and let the architecture set the frame. Their one bold gesture came at the ceremony, where Caterina the Florist wound a single column of dense, silvery blooms up the edge of the entrance, knotted it with white fabric and let both spill down the wide steps. It's the only curve on the facade, and it anchored the vows. Noemi's strapless lace gown from Bridalstory and a loose spray of white orchids carried the same idea down the aisle: texture and movement set against flat stone.

Under the reed-roofed loggia, the long dinner table read as another straight line until it reached the head, where the linen was gathered and left to pool on the floor, the ceremony's draped fabric brought under cover. White lilies sat low along the table, and slim floral stems hung from the reeds, loosening a ceiling built in rows.

By night the building fell dark except for its lit openings, and the softness took over entirely: Noemi in a fluid slip dress, and the cake on its own draped table, crowned with red berries, the one warm color in a day of white.