You wouldn’t be able to tell after watch­ing Bian­ca and Massimo’s film that their wed­ding took place in the mid­dle of a pandemic.

Yet despite all the hur­dles, hard­ships and dif­fi­cul­ties that 2020 pre­sent­ed these two, they nev­er wavered. They were going to get mar­ried on Sep­tem­ber 26 regard­less of what that cel­e­bra­tion looked like. There’s some­thing real­ly pow­er­ful about that sentiment.

And so as Covid restric­tions changed, so did their plans. What would have been a large cel­e­bra­tion on their newly-built prop­er­ty out­side Toron­to became a wed­ding at The Break­ers Palm Beach, then a small­er affair at the Four Sea­sons Toron­to (where Bian­ca’s broth­er, Domenic, and Kristyn mar­ried just the year before) and, final­ly, a European-inspired gar­den wed­ding at the his­toric Gray­don Hall Manor.

In a year where we’ve seen the wed­ding indus­try upend­ed by an out­ward unstop­pable force, Bian­ca + Mas­si­mo pro­vide an exam­ple of what makes a wed­ding tru­ly beau­ti­ful. Your clos­est loved ones, good speech­es, good music, good vibes and fire­works nev­er hurt either. You can feel Bian­ca + Massimo’s excite­ment through every frame of their film and the love their fam­i­ly and friends have for these two is pal­pa­ble, bring­ing a warmth to their narrative.