Ilary Blasi and Bastian Müller wedding: Ravello ceremony, white dress code and late civil signing

Ilary Blasi and Bastian Müller married in Ravello on September 13 with a reception at Villa Cimbrone and a later civil signing at Palazzo Tolla. Guests were asked to wear white; reports put the gathering at roughly 70–80 people.

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How the day unfolded

The couple celebrated at Villa Cimbrone before completing the civil formalities later at Palazzo Tolla. The gathering was described as private and family-led rather than a televised spectacle.

The visual twist

Blasi wore an Ermanno Scervino slip dress with gloves, while guests were also asked to wear white. That inverted the usual convention of reserving white for the bride.

The flip side

The wedding happened on September 13; the September 16 articles add photographs and detail. Treating the later coverage date as the marriage date would create a false timeline.

Update note: Original source-read briefing adds specific context and evidentiary limits beyond the short feed summary.

Original headline: Ilary Blasi e Bastian Müller, tutti i dettagli del matrimonio fuori dagli schemi: dal sì a notte fonda alle bomboniere contro il malocchio

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