Tim Robards and his new bride Anna Heinrich wed in a 16th century Italian villa on Thursday night.
The couple, who fell in love on the first season of The Bachelor, chose Masseria Potenti as the location for their stunning nuptials.
A traditional fortified farmhouse, which has been transformed into a boutique hotel, served as the romantic location for the couple.
Married in style! Anna Heinrich and Tim Robards were wed at the deluxe Italian villa Masseria Potenti on Thursday night
The estate set the scene for criminal lawyer Anna, who wore a stunning white Steven Khalil dress as she wed hunky Tim.
It was a romantic scene, as the couple’s guests sat among the vines and olive groves while watching the bride walk down the aisle.
Situated in southern Italy, the historic four-star estate boasts a sun-drenched courtyard and a watchtower.
Luxurious! The idyllic 16th century estate is whitewashed and features a watchtower, along with a picturesque swimming pool
In addition to this, there is a crystal blue swimming pool and a limestone-vaulted reception room filled with herbs and flowers.
Tim and Anna’s guests are staying in the original outhouses, which have been converted into 17 simple yet chic rooms and apartments.
All of the rooms have their own fireplace, living room and private patio that overlooks the lush gardens.
The ornate beds are draped in luxurious Italian fabrics, and the rooms are decorated tastefully with antique wooden furniture.
Relaxing! Guests were able to spend time around the villa’s stunning pool before the nuptials took place on the renovated Italian farmhouse
Dining! The villa features a limestone-vaulted reception room filled with herbs and flowers
Plenty of room! Tim and Anna’s guests are staying in the original outhouses, which have been converted into 17 simple yet chic rooms and apartments
The villa is tucked away just outside the city of Manduria, which has a population of just over 30,000 people.
Rooms at the four-star venue start at $278 per night, but the deluxe suites are thought to go up to hundreds of dollars a night.
On the Mediterranean coastline, the region of Puglia is known for its whitewashed hill towns and its historical significance.
Historic hideaway! The villa is tucked away just outside the city of Manduria, which has a population of just over 30,000 people
Italian flair! Rooms at the four-star venue start at $278 per night, but the deluxe suites are thought to go up to hundreds of dollars a night