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Juergen Teller, Dovile Drizyte: Auguri

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Juergen Teller, Dovile Drizyte: AuguriDiscover the enchanting celebration captured in *Auguri*, a stunning visual diary by acclaimed photographer Juergen Teller and artist Dovile Drizyte. This beautifully curated wedding photo book showcases their unforgettable wedding journey, highlighting the distinctive vibes of Naples, a city rich in culture and beauty. From the playful yet heartfelt invitation featuring the couple adorned in safety gear, to whimsical rooftop parties overlooking the

Discover the enchanting celebration captured in *Auguri*, a stunning visual diary by acclaimed photographer Juergen Teller and artist Dovile Drizyte. This beautifully curated wedding photo book showcases their unforgettable wedding journey, highlighting the distinctive vibes of Naples, a city rich in culture and beauty. From the playful yet heartfelt invitation featuring the couple adorned in safety gear, to whimsical rooftop parties overlooking the stunning Bay of Naples and majestic Mount Vesuvius, *Auguri* invites you into a delightful experience designed for family and friends.

This exquisite book features captivating imagery that underscores their unique love story, spanning from enchanting ceremonies to heartfelt dinners where every guest received a bespoke gift—a ceramic plate adorned with thoughtful motifs from their wedding theme, ‘We are building our future together’. The riveting performance by subversive drag queen Christeene echoes through their narrative, ensuring that every page turn reveals another layer of joy, laughter, and celebration. Ideal for art lovers and wedding enthusiasts alike, *Auguri* beautifully encapsulates not just a wedding, but a joyful tribute to love in all its raw and fabulous forms. Dive into the essence of true amore with this must-have addition to your art collection, perfect for those who appreciate the blend of personal storytelling and exquisite visuals.
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