Borgo Egnazia

Seated dinner: 350 guests

“It hosts weddings from 50 guests up to 550, across spaces that range from a 50-seat chapel to La Piazza, the central village square that seats 350 under the stars.”

Smallest party taken: 50 guests

“It hosts weddings from 50 guests up to 550, across spaces that range from a 50-seat chapel to La Piazza, the central village square that seats 350 under the stars.”

Rooms: 183 rooms

“The resort holds 183 accommodations: 63 rooms and suites in La Corte, 92 traditional houses threaded through Il Borgo, and 28 private villas with their own pools — comfortably sleeping 300+ overnight guests.”

Room types: 25 listed

“Deluxe Double Room - La Corte”

Whole property to yourselves: Yes

“Exclusive use Available”

Whole property must be taken with the wedding: No

“The short answer: Borgo Egnazia doesn't publish a wedding fee — every celebration is priced as a room block of 20–30 keys held for three to four nights, plus a minimum food-and-beverage spend set proposal by proposal.”

Legal ceremony on site: Yes

“Civil, symbolic or Protestant ceremonies can be celebrated at Borgo Egnazia.”

Chapel on site: Yes

“It hosts weddings from 50 guests up to 550, across spaces that range from a 50-seat chapel to La Piazza, the central village square that seats 350 under the stars.”

Outdoor ceremony: Yes

“From a traditional church ceremony to a romantic outdoor celebration, you can exchange vows amidst beautiful gardens, by the poolside, or under the stars with the sea as your backdrop.”

Indoor option if it rains: Yes

“Indoor and outdoor spaces available”

In-house catering: Yes

“What the venue relationship does include: the event spaces themselves, the resort's in-house wedding planning team, and kitchens that never leave the property — there's no outside-caterer line, no rental kitchens, no generator hire.”

Outside caterers allowed: No

“What the venue relationship does include: the event spaces themselves, the resort's in-house wedding planning team, and kitchens that never leave the property — there's no outside-caterer line, no rental kitchens, no generator hire.”

Bar on site: Yes

“In addition, during your stay, guests will have access to bars and Restaurants.”

Venue fee: €25,000

“Price guide From €25,000+”

Included: Ceremony space, reception space and a coordinator

“What the venue relationship does include: the event spaces themselves, the resort's in-house wedding planning team, and kitchens that never leave the property — there's no outside-caterer line, no rental kitchens, no generator hire.”

Not included: Rooms

“What it doesn't absorb: your guests' rooms (the biggest swing item — five-star keys in peak season move the total dramatically), florals and production at the level the setting invites, and your own supplier team.”

Exclusive use required: No

“The short answer: Borgo Egnazia doesn't publish a wedding fee — every celebration is priced as a room block of 20–30 keys held for three to four nights, plus a minimum food-and-beverage spend set proposal by proposal.”

Fireworks: Yes

“Then came the surprise: fireworks.”

Nearest airport: BRI, 45 min by car

“BRI”

Guest transport: Yes

“As the couple made their exit from the ceremony and waited for me for their sunset session, their guests took the shuttle from Terrazza Quattro Torri over to the Cala Masciola Beach Club.”

Event spaces: Banquet room

“Meeting/banquet facilities”

Reception indoors: Yes

“When you organize your wedding in Borgo Egnazia, you can choose many areas to use: the internal room, the pool areas, the main square, the four towers, the restaurant, the two fireplaces or the garden which offer a more intimate atmosphere.”

Reception outdoors: Yes

“From a panoramic terrace with stunning views of the Adriatic Coast for the ceremony, to the main square of the Borgo for large dining receptions or an olive grove garden for smaller groups, to a beach club.”

Space for dancing: Yes

“Bride and groom surprised the guests with a stunning fire show performed by a group of female artists, then invited everyone to dance under the stars on a dance floor built for the occasion.”

Setting: Coastal

“Private beach area”

Swimming pool: Yes

“The village is pretty well self-contained, thanks to a small handful of restaurants, and the list of activities is a long one: in addition to the golf course, four pools, two beach clubs, a tennis academy and a cooking school ensure you’re never at a loss for something to do.”

Sea view: Yes

“With castle-like grounds and views of the Adriatic Sea, the Borgo is surrounded by olive trees and jasmine flowers.”

Beach on foot: No

“As the couple made their exit from the ceremony and waited for me for their sunset session, their guests took the shuttle from Terrazza Quattro Torri over to the Cala Masciola Beach Club.”

Gardens: Yes

“Borgo Egnazia reproduces the beauty of an authentic tuff stone Puglian village, characterised by large gardens adorned with olive trees and colourful flowers, panoramic terraces, and private pools.”

Coordinator on the day: Yes

“What the venue relationship does include: the event spaces themselves, the resort's in-house wedding planning team, and kitchens that never leave the property — there's no outside-caterer line, no rental kitchens, no generator hire.”