Wedding Earrings — Amy & Adam's Tuscan-Inspired Wedding at Villarica E

Under the soft golden light of South Australia's wine country, Amy and Adam were married in a celebration shaped by understated elegance and timeless detail. Set amongst the Tuscan-style grounds of Villarica Estate, their summer wedding unfolded like a gentle ode to simplicity — a modern romance grounded in authenticity, love, and effortless beauty.

Amy’s bridal look embodied quiet sophistication. She wore a strapless double crepe wedding gown by South Australian Wedding Dress Designer, Caleche Bridal — a silhouette that felt both modern and timeless — styled with sheer tulle gloves for a whisper of femininity and form. Her soft blonde waves flowed freely in the breeze, a romantic take on wedding hair that felt unstudied yet polished. A long, single-tier wedding veil trailed behind her with weightless grace, catching light and shadow as she moved.

Crystalline and delicate, our HARPER modern wedding earrings were chosen to accent her look — elegant bridal earrings designed to reflect rather than distract, catching the sunlight with a subtle shimmer.

The alfresco wedding reception echoed the rustic charm of an Italian summer — long tables stretched beneath open skies, dressed in pure white linen and adorned with loosely arranged roses, blue hydrangeas and soft white florals. The scene was left intentionally minimal, allowing the estate's textured stone walls and rolling green surrounds to take centre stage.

As evening fell, the celebration flowed effortlessly into a candlelit dinner under the stars. Guests were seated beneath a canopy of fairy lights, sharing plates and stories, dancing long into the night. The gentle rhythm of the day — from slow, thoughtful vows to joyful movement under moonlight — was a reflection of the couple themselves: refined, deeply connected, and entirely present.

A wedding that felt like a destination without ever leaving home — Amy and Adam’s day at Villarica Estate was a lesson in restraint, balance, and the beauty of letting the setting speak for itself.