Engagement session before the proposal
The session started as a more casual and artistic engagement session around the city of Rome. Where we had a car available to take us form place to place. So we started in Piazza Barberini taking pictures by the Bernini water fountain. Enjoying the beautiful sun which was coming and going. Then we drove to the Spanish steps. Descending the beautiful marble stairs from Church Trinita’ dei Monti. Taking some cool snapshots by the terrace view over Via Condotti. And down by the Barcaccia water fountain.
Next we were off to Parco del Pincio to continue this wonderful couple photo session. Using the beautiful roman rooftops as background. Little did we know that on our next stop the big question was going to be dropped! The wedding proposal was most romantic with the Roman Coliseum in the far distance. Followed by much joy and happiness which carried our engagement photo session to a conclusion with a walk in a typical small roman alleyway.
Wedding marriage proposal
And as we reached our last location and the photography session was coming to an end. The ‘Big question’ was dropped! Such an incredible surprise welcomed with lots of joy and happiness!
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Time of the year: February
Time of day: Midday
Duration: 2 hr Rome by Limo car service
Locations: Piazza Barberini | Trinita’ dei Monti | Spanish steps | Pincian Hill | Colosseum
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