Wedding venues in Toscana, Italy

Borgo di Recenza sits across rolling Tuscan hills in the Val di Merse valley, 20 km south of Siena. A working estate anchored by a restored villa with period rooms and sweeping gardens, it opens onto a stone piazza where ceremonies unfold against countryside views. The property operates with flexible supplier relationships and holds up to 50 guests.

Hotel Villa Elda, a 19th-century Tuscan mansion converted into a luxury hotel in Siena, offers Renaissance architecture and manicured gardens as your wedding backdrop. Built during the Italian unification period and meticulously restored to preserve original details, the villa maintains period frescoes and stone archways throughout its 12 guest rooms. The property's elevated position on Via XXIV Maggio provides panoramic views of the Val d'Orcia countryside while remaining a 10-minute walk from Siena's medieval Piazza del Campo.

A thousand-year-old estate in Chianti, surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and cypress-lined lanes. The stone courtyard, Renaissance gardens, and vaulted cellars offer multiple spaces for ceremonies and receptions steeped in Tuscan heritage.

A medieval castle overlooking Florence from the hills of Fiesole. Restored in the 19th century with original stone walls, a tower courtyard, and panoramic terraces, it offers a fairytale setting for weddings with views over the Renaissance city below.

• From €150 a head est.

• From €75 per night est.

An eight-hundred-year-old borgo on the Via Francigena pilgrim route, its five thousand acres making it one of the largest privately owned estates in Italy, bought in 2003 by fashion scion Massimo Ferragamo and restored into what became, in 2015, Italy’s first Rosewood. Travel + Leisure named it the number-one hotel in the world in 2022. Weddings unfold across the medieval hamlet: ceremony in the frescoed church of San Michele Arcangelo (around fifty guests), receptions in the castle ruins or gardens for up to about two hundred, and a full-resort buyout available when a couple wants all forty-two suites and eleven villas to themselves. The estate’s winery was a founding member of the Brunello di Montalcino consortium in 1967, so the wine list at dinner is the land you’re standing on. In-house wedding specialists run the whole production.

Located in Tuscany's Lunigiana region, Azienda Agricola Pascale Francesca operates as a working agricultural estate where logistics matter, the 12-hectare property includes on-site accommodations, eliminating guest hotel coordination across the countryside. This estate farm provides ceremony and reception spaces integrated with the landscape, allowing couples to manage travel and timing efficiently. With 4.9/5 Google rating, the venue demonstrates consistent execution of multi-day celebrations.

Located in Prato's Tuscan countryside, La Rugea - Le Spighe Resort operates as a working agricultural property that handles logistics in-house, meaning fewer external vendors to coordinate and simplified catering decisions. The hotel's dual-location setup across three addresses provides flexible space options for ceremonies and receptions. With a 4.4/5 Google rating, the venue delivers consistent hospitality backed by guest reviews.

Located steps from the Ponte Vecchio on Florence's most trafficked street, Bob W Florence Ponte Vecchio puts you in the center of the action rather than on its outskirts. The hotel's position on Via de' Guicciardini means your guests can walk directly into the city's medieval core, shops, and restaurants without needing transportation. With a 4.4/5 Google rating, this property delivers the convenience of staying where everything actually happens.

Podere Val D'Orcia Resort originated as a traditional Tuscan farmstead dating back several centuries, serving the region's agricultural communities before undergoing careful restoration to become a luxury equestrian hotel. The property preserves its stone architecture and rural character while integrating modern hospitality amenities across its sprawling estate. Today, it operates as a full-service destination venue combining working stables, vineyard views, and accommodation for up to 150 guests within the Val d'Orcia UNESCO World Heritage landscape.

Guests arrive at a working Tuscan farm where cypress-lined driveways and stone farmhouses create an immediate sense of arrival in wine country. The 52-acre Fattoria di Poggitazzi operates as a hotel and event space, meaning your wedding party stays where the celebration happens, no transfers, no logistics. Throughout the weekend, guests experience the rhythm of rural Tuscany: morning espresso on terraces overlooking vineyards, afternoon wine tastings in the cantina, evening dinners in converted barn spaces with exposed beams and terracotta floors.

AC Hotel by Marriott Pisa brings a modern, elegant feel to a wedding weekend in the city, with a meeting and banquet space on site for the reception or dinner. Four room categories are available for guests, including a Standard Room with King bed and single folding bed and a Camera Standard Tripla, both sleeping up to 3, plus King and Twin rooms for 2. The nearest airport is Pisa International (PSA), and we estimate transfers take around 10 minutes, which keeps arrivals simple for travelling guests. The setting is urban rather than coastal, and the team can be reached directly on +39 050 575395 to discuss dates and group blocks.

Built in the 18th century as a working farmstead in Tuscany's Val d'Orcia, Agriturismo Belagaggio has been restored to preserve its rustic charm while offering modern hospitality. The stone buildings and surrounding vineyards reflect centuries of agricultural heritage, with the property now operating as a boutique hotel and event venue. Guests experience authentic Tuscan countryside living at 600 meters elevation, surrounded by the region's wine-producing landscape.

• From €90 a head est.

• From €80 a head est.

• 6 rooms
• From €3,000 venue fee est.

• From €110 a head est.

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• From €70 a head est.

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• Seats 160
• From €35 a head

Rolling Tuscan hills dotted with cypress trees frame this 12-hectare wine estate in the Vagliagli region south of Siena, where vineyard terraces slope toward the Val d'Orcia. The stone farmhouse and manicured grounds sit at 350 meters elevation, offering panoramic views across Chianti Classico wine country. The property combines working viticulture with guest accommodations and a restaurant housed in restored rural buildings.