In “Calvagese della Riviera”, nestled in the elegant tranquillity of the hills preceding Lake Garda, a new chapter opens in the world of high-end events. Palazzo Sorlini Events is born, a venue designed to host weddings, celebrations, and stylish gatherings in a setting suspended between art, history, and contemporary design. The debut could not have had better godparents: Stefano and Chiara Sorlini, married last September in Puglia, chose to celebrate their love once again in the place that best represents their family history and their hearts. A natural choice to inaugurate the venue, transforming the Palazzo into a theatre of emotions, colours, and magical atmospheres.

The guiding theme of the evening was red, the iconic colour of the Palazzo and a symbol of passion and love. This narrative thread ran throughout the entire setup, from lighting to floral arrangements, from scenic elements to bespoke details, creating a vibrant and elegant environment, full of emotional intensity. The event was orchestrated and artistically directed by international wedding planner Diana Da Ros, who transformed Palazzo Sorlini into an immersive stage, where every moment was masterfully curated and designed to amaze.

Guests, welcomed by ballerina-statues suspended between performance and art, experienced a crescendo of surprises: a grand piano opening the dance, the elegant live sax of DJ Guinness, the sophisticated energy of the renowned Phly Boyz, culminating in the powerful voice of Aba, delivering a moment of pure emotion. Every space was made monumental by the extraordinary floral designs of Tomas De Bruyne, true sculptural gardens interacting with the historic structure, while the scenography by Regie d’Autore created a rich and evocative visual narrative.

Spaces: a journey through art, nature, and history
Palazzo Sorlini Events stands out for the variety and beauty of its spaces, designed to host every phase of a charming wedding. The meticulously maintained Italian gardens surround the Palazzo with green geometries and romantic glimpses, ideal for symbolic ceremonies, outdoor cocktails, and artistic photoshoots. La Barchessa, elegant and versatile, offers the perfect setting to welcome guests amid sober and refined architecture. The indoor spaces, the gallery, and the salons provide a rare opportunity to host intimate dinners and celebrations surrounded by high-quality Venetian and Veneto paintings, turning every convivial moment into a cultural experience. Il Cantinone, with its warm and informal atmosphere, was designed for the after-party, where the celebration can continue late into the night with music and soft lighting. Finally, the ancient village preserves the charm of the past and provides perfect backdrops for photographs or authentically styled welcomes.

The grand finale: a videomapping that brings the Palazzo to life
Capping off the evening, an exciting videomapping transformed the façade of Palazzo Sorlini into a luminous story: a succession of images, colours, and graphics that made the architecture resonate in an almost dreamlike dimension. The videomapping was created by Alessandra Franco, while audio and lighting direction were handled by Sirius Integrated. The catering was signed by White Ricevimenti. The bride wore two stunning dresses, one by Carmela Comes and one by Antonio Riva, complemented by makeup by Stefania Tranchino and hairstyling by Carmelo Spina. The groom wore a bespoke suit by Come Uomo, and the exquisite stationery was designed by Loveday.

Palazzo Sorlini Events: a new icon of Italian weddings
With this inauguration, Palazzo Sorlini Events officially joins the ranks of the most enchanting and sought-after destinations in the Italian wedding scene. A location where art, history, nature, and contemporary vision meet, creating a space where every celebration can become a unique and unforgettable experience.

The journey of Palazzo Sorlini Events has just begun, but its promise is already clear: to turn every celebration into a work of art.
Photo Credits: Pasquale Cuorvo Photography
Article edited by Diana Da Ros