Casa Olivi · Treia · Le Marche
Lila & Joel
Casa Olivi wedding photographer in Treia
An intimate family wedding in Le Marche
Lila and Joel came from the United States to get married in Le Marche, with only the people closest to them: their parents, their brothers and their sisters.
Their request was simple, and it’s the kind I love most: stay with us for a few hours and photograph whatever happens, with no script. Just be there with us.
Lila got ready with her two sisters, Joel with his brother and his father. Then a few chairs on the lawn, and a ceremony that was short, quiet and deeply felt.
The wedding
Best of Lila & Joel’s day
After the vows
Afterwards there was a short walk among the olive trees, a bottle opened to seal the vows, and the sun going down over the hills. To close the day came a wonderful homemade cake.
Joel’s parents brought a story of their own. Back home they often buy Fazi Battaglia Verdicchio, the white wine of Le Marche, for their aperitivos and dinners, and being in the land where it is made made them very happy. So the glasses were filled with Verdicchio, of course. A few moments, but full of meaning. By the end of the day I felt like part of the family.
The venue
Casa Olivi
Casa Olivi is a large villa on top of a hill, surrounded by nothing but olive groves and countryside, with a breathtaking view over the valley. The nearest village is Treia, a short drive away.
The house is a farmhouse around three hundred years old, restored by the Swiss architects Wespi de Meuron. Today it is elegant and minimalist: a large kitchen and living room, white plaster walls and a staircase leading up to the bedrooms.
Outside there is a big garden with cypresses and olive trees, but the real heart of the villa is the terrace, with an infinity pool looking out over the hills.
With five bedrooms for up to eleven guests, it is a place made for small weddings, where the whole family can stay together under one roof. It’s a place I’m always happy to go back to.
The surroundings
Treia and the surroundings
Treia is a small hilltop town with a beautiful medieval centre, old walls and a main square that looks out over the countryside. Every summer it hosts the Disfida del Bracciale, a historic festival built around a traditional ball game.
Macerata, with its summer opera festival in the Sferisterio, is about twenty minutes away. The Adriatic coast and Ancona airport are within an hour’s drive. It is a quieter, less travelled corner of Italy, perfect for couples who want the countryside without the crowds.
Good to know
Planning a wedding at Casa Olivi?
Where it is
In the hills of Le Marche, a short drive from Treia, about 20 minutes from Macerata and an hour from Ancona airport.
Size
Ideal for intimate weddings and elopements, with your closest family staying at the villa.
Stay
Five bedrooms for up to eleven guests, so the whole family can stay together under one roof.
Ceremony
The lawn among the olive trees and cypresses works beautifully for a small, simple ceremony.
Aperitivo
The terrace by the infinity pool, with the view over the valley.
Light
The best moment for portraits is the walk among the olive trees just before sunset.
Kind words
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We are blown away by these photos! They are truly perfect!
You captured the love, joy, and emotion so perfectly. We feel like we’re reliving the day! We could not be more grateful for these memories!
Lila & Joel · Casa Olivi, Treia
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