Natalie and Andy’s Malibu wedding at Casa Di Pietra was definitely one for the books!

Their wedding day took place at the incredible Gas Di Pietra in Malibu, CA from start to end. Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this infamous house has been the venue of various television shows and commercials. Needless to say, our jaws dropped at the magnificence of this beautiful Italian-inspired house.

Both Natalie and Andy’s mornings were filled with love, laughter, and the most amazing lighting in their respective suites! The ladies popped some bubbly, shared sweet moments, and prepped for the day while the gentlemen played pool, cracked jokes, and hung out with the real star of the show, their dog, Teddy. Teddy means the world to them so we were delighted to incorporate him into our videos.

Stephy’s Bride Guide did such an amazing job, coordinating, styling, and creating an absolute wedding dream for Natalie and Andy. They kept the beach vibes but made upscale, chic, and classy. Rachel from Joy of Bloom Florals crushed it with the array of neutral-colored dried and fresh florals, palms, pampas grasses, and greens! It was luxurious without being over the top or pulling focus from the rest of the affair. It flowed so seamlessly but gave it the pop it needed.

We did their creative session on the beach right outside the house and wow, oh wow, did that footage turn out amazing! The sunset was the kind of vibrant and saturated one you only get on a clear day at the beach.

While their ceremony was on the roof, the reception was in the grassy backyard below. They strung up a canopy of twinkly lights which created such a romantic atmosphere. As the live cover band, the Lucky Devils Band, played downstairs, they offered handmade, custom Cuban cigars on the roof…it was insane! Natalie and Andy created such a fun and relaxing atmosphere for their reception that we didn’t want to leave.

We had an absolute blast filming their wedding! We hope their short film gives you a feel for all the beautiful moments that made up their unforgettable day.