


Villa Corsini
A guest list from 35 countries, three event days, one continuous design language.
A standard of service you are meant to feel rather than notice.
I pair meticulous technical oversight with an uncompromising eye for design, so that a celebration engineered with architectural rigor reaches you as something effortless.

I trained as an architect, then spent years inside the world of luxury, designing for Cartier and Tiffany. More than two hundred events later, that is still the only way I know how to work.
Meet Caterina


A guest list from 35 countries, three event days, one continuous design language.



An outdoor wedding rebuilt indoors in a single afternoon, when the sky turned and no guest noticed the change of plan.



A sixteenth-century property where ceremony, dinner and dancing each occupied a different courtyard, and the guests never retraced their steps.



Three days on the lake shore, with guests, flowers and equipment arriving entirely by water.



Two protected historic properties in one celebration, with guests moved between them by boat.



An entire hamlet taken over for three days, with the whole party living on site from welcome to farewell.



A cliffside garden served by one narrow road, where every delivery had to be timed to the hour.



White stone, centuries-old olive trees, an evening made to last forever.
A principle is only real if it costs something. These four do.
I accept no commissions from suppliers. My fee comes from you alone, and every quote reaches you at the supplier’s own price, with no markup.
Much of my most demanding work is unpublished. Your celebration belongs to you before it belongs to my portfolio.
No more than eight full-planning projects a year, and never more than one in a weekend: the reason I am reachable on the days that matter.
Nothing I have designed before is used again. Every project starts on a blank page, from your story and your venue.
It is a material I design with. Each region gives a celebration a different character.
Explore destinations
The Lakes
Arrival by water, formal gardens, an evening that feels enclosed and cinematic.
Tuscany
Long tables, golden light, the countryside as the whole of the scenery.
Rome
Grand historic estates twenty minutes from the center, with interiors as beautiful as their gardens.
Veneto
Palladian villas and vineyards, for guests who want Italy without the crowds.
Amalfi Coast
Terraces above the sea. The most spectacular, and the most demanding to move a large group through.
Puglia
Masserie and whitewashed courtyards, a lighter and more informal register.
Sicily
The most singular of all, for couples who want to take their guests somewhere they have never been.
Precision is not the opposite of emotion. It is what protects it.
Before I prepare anything for you, I would like to talk.
I accept no more than eight full-planning projects a year, so dates close early.