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Simon Porte Jacquemus and Marco Maestri talk to Vogue exclusively about all the details of their dreamy South of France wedding this past weekend.

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“We wanted it to feel as if you were being invited over to your friend’s chic living room,” Simon Huck says of his intended wedding aesthetic. In this case, the gathering included guests such as Hailey Bieber, Kim Kardashian, and Kendall Jenner.

“I wanted a look that was romantic with floral details,” bride Nina Jiaravanon says of her Oscar de la Renta gown. “And it was perfect for the backdrop of the villa and lake.”

Even though the bride and groom had to postpone multiple times due to the pandemic, they never gave up on their dream wedding. They felt strongly about the fact that their original venue—Borgo Santo Pietro—was the only option when it came to the where. Similarly, Vivienne Westwood was the only designer the bride ever considered for her dress.

The three-day wedding weekend ended with a bang. “At one point, there were at least 40 people in the pool, some in their suits and dresses, some in their undergarments,” the bride says. “It got really wild!”