About Us

We are Aggie & Margherita. Together, we have been running Love Folio as its founders and main photographers since 2013. We both grew up in Tuscany, but we are also based in Milan and Rome. We work with a network of talented photographers who help us run the busy schedule of our wedding seasons, providing outstanding wedding photography services to couples from all around the world. Love Folio is proudly female-owned and an LGBTQIA+ ally. Get to know us and our commitment to wedding photography below.

Margherita was born in Fiesole (Florence). Graduated in Archival Sciences with a focus on photographic archives, she trained as a photographer in Rome at the “Centro Sperimentale di Fotografia”. During the roman experience she collaborated in two editions of the FOTOGRAFIA International Festival of Rome. As a professional photographer, she collaborates with the Center for Contemporary Art - Luigi Pecci, Metastasio Theater and the French Academy in Rome - Villa Medici. Since 2016 she works with the Gianni Melotti Archive and is one of the founding members of Sedici, a group of free-lance photographers that aims to create and promote cultural events in order to expand the knowledge of contemporary photography. She carries on personal projects focused on self-portrait, identity, gender-based violence and man's relationship with nature. Her works have been exhibited at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Centro per l'Arte Contemporanea Luigi Pecci and Dryphoto Arte Contemporanea.

Aggie was born in Prato. She is an award-winning freelance photographer who regularly publishes works in the Italian and international illustrated press. She graduated from the Libera Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence (BA Photography and Visual Arts) and later from the University of Westminster in London (MA Photojournalism). Her personal projects focus on daily life, communities, social justice, and the impact of technology, observed both online and offline. She has been selected as a finalist of the Sony World Photography Awards, Italy Photo Award, the Wellcome Collection Prize among others. Her work has been published in national and international magazines such as L’Espresso, Monocle, El Paìs, VICE, D La Repubblica delle Donne, IoDonna, Internazionale, Il Manifesto, Left, Spirit Magazine, It’s Nice That, and Oh Comely among others. Since 2018 Aggie is a member of international photography collective Women Photograph.