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A summer vineyard wedding at Jacuzzi Family Vineyards in Sonoma is really a wedding at an Italian villa that happens to grow wine, and Juliete and Robert leaned all the way into that on a warm June day in 2025. The estate is built in stone and tile in the style of a Tuscan farmhouse, with arched wood doors, ivy climbing the walls, and vineyard rows running off in every direction toward the low hills.
The morning was champagne and robes in a warm villa room. The ceremony was out on the terrace with the whole valley open behind it, and the evening ran long over dinner and dancing. Their families walked them both down the aisle, and the vines did the rest.
The women got ready together in one of the estate's villa rooms, warm plaster walls and a big carved antique armoire with a mirror, Juliete's gown hanging from its peak. The bridesmaids wore dusty-rose satin robes, and Juliete wore a white lace-trimmed one. They raised a champagne toast, glasses up in a circle, and at one point they put music on and danced full-on in the robes before anyone was dressed. Someone handed Juliete a small ring box and she doubled over laughing at whatever was inside.
Then the dress went on: an off-shoulder ruched satin gown with sheer beaded-lace long sleeves, worn with a long veil and her dark hair swept half-back. Robert got ready in his own room in a black tuxedo and bow tie, a burgundy boutonniere at the lapel. His parents came in to see him first — his mom in deep teal, his dad in a soft grey suit with a mint-green tie — and stood with him for a photo before the ceremony.
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The ceremony was outside on the estate's terrace, white folding chairs set in rows facing a wide-open view — vineyard rows, a scattered tree line, and the low Sonoma hills stretching out under a completely clear blue sky. Wine barrels dressed with greenery and clusters of deep red roses marked the aisle.
Robert came in first, his mother and father walking him down, one on each arm. A young flower girl in pink went ahead. Then Juliete came in flanked by two women — one in sage green, one in burgundy — carrying a full bouquet of white and blush roses shot through with deep burgundy blooms and greenery, her veil down over her face. Their closest family and friends filled the chairs, some of the guests shading their eyes against the late-afternoon sun. It's the kind of setting that does a lot of the work on its own: warm light, open air, and the vines just past the last row of chairs.
“They started the day dancing in their robes and ended it out on a terrace with the whole Sonoma valley open behind them.”
After the ceremony came family portraits and a walk out into the vineyard for couple photos. Juliete and Robert took some of theirs along a garden path against the estate's stone walls, past an arched wood door and citrus trees, the villa architecture giving them a whole run of settings within a short walk. The piazza at the heart of the winery was modeled on the Jacuzzi family's ancestral home in Casarsa, Italy, so the arches, the stonework, and the tile are the real thing, not a set dressing.
They took portraits out among the rows while the summer light held long into the evening, then rejoined everyone. One of the bridesmaids stood for a photo of her own in a blush gown with 3D floral appliqué, holding a small cluster of cream roses and baby's breath, the vineyard soft behind her.
Dinner moved inside as the day cooled into evening, the room warm-lit, toasts going around the tables. There was a cake and Sonoma wine on the table, and the dancing that had started in the morning robes picked back up on the floor once the plates were cleared.
It was a Sonoma winery summer wedding at exactly the scale they'd wanted — the villa, the vines, and the people who mattered most, together for one long summer evening.