Tuscany is the regional word for almost everything people imagine when they picture an Italian wedding: cypress avenues leading to hilltop villas, olive groves turning silver in the late-afternoon light, stone-walled courtyards set for 70 guests on a Saturday in June. It is also large and varied enough that "a Tuscan wedding" means wildly different things depending on whether you are in the Val d'Orcia, the Chianti hills, the Maremma coast, or the walled city of Siena itself.
What you pay for in Tuscany is the landscape and the depth of the venue market. There are more wedding-grade private villas, agriturismi, and castles in Tuscany than in any other region in Italy, which means you can match a venue to almost any size and tone, and prices are considerably more forgiving than the Amalfi Coast. A comparable Tuscany weekend runs roughly twenty to thirty percent less than Amalfi, slightly more than Mallorca.
We mostly book two sub-regions: Chianti (Greve, Panzano, Radda, Castellina), rolling green hills and wine estates between Florence and Siena; and the Val d'Orcia (Pienza, Montalcino, Montepulciano), the postcard Tuscany of isolated cypress trees and tall wheat fields. The Maremma coast and the Lucca countryside are excellent for smaller weddings but have thinner venue stock.
