Wedding venues in Toscana, Italy

• From €7,000 venue fee est.

• Seats 120
• From €95 a head est.

• From €141 per night

Guests arrive at this 16th-century Tuscan hotel to find themselves surrounded by rolling hills and cypress-dotted countryside, the kind of arrival that shifts everyone into celebration mode immediately. Stone walls, vineyard views, and on-site dining create a self-contained retreat where your wedding party can relax for multiple days without needing to venture elsewhere. The property's rural Asciano location means intimate gatherings feel transported to another era, while modern amenities ensure comfort throughout the festivities.

• From €140 per night est.

Borgo Pignano stands apart as a fully restored 12th-century Tuscan hamlet where guests stay within the venue itself, eliminating the logistics of coordinating separate hotels. This 40-hectare property in Volterra offers on-site accommodations across restored farmhouses, allowing multi-day celebrations that feel like private retreats rather than day events. The venue's agricultural roots, with working vineyards, olive groves, and a farm-to-table restaurant, create an authentic Tuscan experience impossible to replicate at conventional wedding spaces.

Borgo Vaggi rises from the Tuscan hills near Podenzana, a working estate where stone buildings frame views across the Lunigiana valley. The property operates as both residence and restaurant, with ceremony spaces ranging from an on-site chapel to a walled heated gazebo that accommodates up to 80 guests. Couples can arrange civil or religious services here, then transition directly to reception dining without leaving the grounds.

• 8 rooms
• From €5,000 venue fee est.

Guests arrive through rolling Tuscan hills to discover a restored medieval hamlet where stone buildings frame vineyard views and accommodate celebrations across multiple intimate spaces. The property's 4.6-star rating reflects how visitors experience authentic countryside hospitality, from arrival through departure, with on-site accommodations that keep your group together under stars and terra-cotta roofs. This working estate combines operational vineyards, restaurant facilities, and guest rooms within original architecture dating to the 12th century.

• Seats 136
• From €150 a head est.

• Seats 120
• 50 rooms
• From €300 a head est.

Guests arrive at a Tuscan estate where rolling vineyards frame stone buildings dating back centuries, immediately transporting them into the region's agricultural heartland. Casa Cornacchi seats up to 150 people across manicured grounds and intimate indoor spaces, allowing ceremonies among cypress-lined pathways before receptions in restored halls with original terracotta floors. The estate's 4.9-star rating reflects consistent praise for on-site accommodations, working wine production, and meticulous event coordination by a dedicated team.

• From €6,000 for the whole property est.

Castel Pietraio is a medieval fortress dating to the 12th century, originally built as a defensive stronghold in Tuscany's Val d'Elsa region. The castle underwent comprehensive restoration in recent decades, preserving its authentic stone architecture and tower structures while integrating modern hospitality amenities. Today, it functions as a luxury hotel and wedding destination within the walled village of Monteriggioni.

Castello Malaspina stands apart as a genuine 13th-century fortress rather than a converted villa, offering couples an authentic medieval stronghold in Tuscany's Lunigiana region. The castle's dual role as both hotel and event venue means guests stay within the same stone walls where ceremonies unfold, eliminating the logistics of separate accommodations. Its hilltop position commands views across the Magra River valley while maintaining the architectural integrity of a working defensive structure.

Castello del Trebbio operates as a working hotel within a 14th-century fortified castle, meaning you can house guests on-site for the entire wedding weekend rather than coordinating separate accommodations. This Tuscan venue offers the logistics advantage of unified lodging with ceremony and reception spaces, eliminating the common headache of guest transportation between locations. The 4.8-star rating reflects consistent delivery on both hospitality and event execution.

A castle first recorded in the year 998, on land farmed since Etruscan times, crowning a 4,200-acre private estate, one of the largest in Italy. The Bargagli family restored it; Count Edoardo Visconti, brother of the film director Luchino, owned it through the dolce vita years and threw the parties to match, a provenance the estate still trades on. Belmond took it over in 2018. The wedding fact sheet is refreshingly concrete: ceremonies in the ancient amphitheatre (up to 150 for a blessing) or the San Tommaso chapel, receptions across the Limonaia Terrace, Courtyard and Tosca Terrace at up to 120 seated each, with published venue fees from €700 to €4,000 per space. Events over 25 guests effectively privatize the hotel (26–150 guests), with 39 suites and two villas in the castello and farmhouses across the estate. Spa in the wine cellars; some of Italy’s best stargazing.

Castello di Gargonza offers a working medieval village as your wedding venue, meaning guests can stay within the castle grounds for a fully immersive weekend rather than commuting from hotels. This 11th-century fortified settlement in Tuscany provides on-site accommodations across 30 restored rooms and apartments, eliminating logistics headaches. The stone castle and surrounding village create distinct ceremony and reception spaces while keeping everyone under one roof.

• From €400 a head est.

Certosa di Pontignano stands apart as a functioning 12th-century monastery that operates as a luxury hotel, offering guests an authentic ecclesiastical setting rather than a purpose-built venue. The property preserves original architectural elements, vaulted cloister walkways, stone archways, and bell towers, while providing modern amenities and on-site accommodation. This dual identity creates a ceremony experience genuinely rooted in Tuscan spiritual history rather than themed interpretation.

Chapel Vitaleta sits on a working Tuscan estate in the Val d'Orcia, where rolling hills of wheat and cypress punctuate the horizon. The 14th-century chapel commands views across the countryside, with ceremony space that opens directly onto manicured grounds and vineyard rows beyond. A 180-person indoor capacity ensures celebrations proceed regardless of weather, anchored by on-site Catholic and civil ceremony options.

Conti di San Bonifacio sits on rolling Tuscan hills in Gavorrano, where vineyards meet Mediterranean oak and the landscape drops away toward the Val di Pecora. This working wine estate operates as a luxury resort with 12 suites carved into the property, offering both intimate ceremony spaces and reception grounds for up to 120 guests. Stone terraces, mature gardens, and the Tuscan countryside provide the visual anchors for weddings conducted year-round.

Built in the 19th century as a Florentine palazzo, Dedo Boutique Hotel 3 etoiles retains its original architectural character while operating as an intimate three-star property on Via Montebello. The restored building preserves period details and period details throughout its spaces, offering couples a historic Florence setting with modern hospitality. Rated 4.4/5 on Google, the venue provides an authentic Tuscan backdrop for celebrations of up to 150 guests.

• 8 rooms
• From €3,500 for the whole property est.