Wedding venues in Toscana, Italy

• From €90 a head est.

Guests step directly into Florence's heart at Hotel Kraft, a 4-star property on Via Solferino where Renaissance architecture meets contemporary hospitality. The hotel's 40 rooms and intimate event spaces allow your wedding party to arrive, celebrate, and rest under one roof in the city center. From the moment guests check in, they're positioned to experience Florence on foot, the Duomo is a 10-minute walk, and the Arno riverside is just beyond.

• From €90 a head est.

• Seats 300
• From €80 a head est.

• 18 rooms
• From €75 a head est.

Hotel San Gregorio sits in Pienza's historic center, giving couples immediate access to Renaissance architecture and Tuscan countryside without the logistics headache of separate ceremony and reception venues. The 4.7-star rated property handles accommodations, dining, and event spaces under one roof, streamlining guest management. With rooms dating back centuries and modern amenities integrated throughout, the hotel balances authentic Italian setting with practical comfort.

• From €80 a head est.

• From €95 a head est.

• From €65 a head est.

Guests arrive at Hotel Spadai to discover a 4-star property steps from Florence's Cathedral, where Renaissance architecture frames every moment of their celebration. The hotel's intimate rooms and central location mean your wedding party stays together in the city, trading long transfers for morning espresso on Via de' Martelli. With direct access to Florence's museums, galleries, and Duomo, guests experience a destination wedding that doubles as an immersive Italian getaway.

• 171 rooms
• From €75 a head est.

• From €120 a head est.

Hotel Villa San Lucchese is a historic Tuscan property built in the 16th century as a noble residence, later transformed into a luxury hotel that preserves its original architectural character. Located in Poggibonsi, the villa sits on 12 hectares of Chianti countryside and retains its period features while offering modern hospitality amenities. The estate combines Renaissance aesthetics with contemporary wedding services across its restored rooms and grounds.

• From €130 a head est.

• From €140 per night est.

Hotel Villa Tiziana sits directly on Marina di Massa's Tuscan coastline, where pine forests meet the Tyrrhenian Sea across a private stretch of beach. The 4-story hotel commands expansive views of the Mediterranean, with terraces and gardens cascading toward the shoreline. Guest rooms and event spaces frame these seascapes, creating natural backdrops for ceremonies and receptions without artifice.

• 69 rooms
• From €75 per night est.

Il Casale del Cotone operates as a working hotel and event space in San Gimignano's countryside, meaning your guests can stay on-site and avoid hotel logistics across multiple properties. This converted Tuscan farmhouse offers 12 rooms within the main venue, streamlining accommodation coordination. The 4.6-star rating reflects consistent positive experiences with both lodging and event management on the same grounds.

Il Chiostro del Carmine operates as both a hotel and wedding venue in central Siena, meaning your guests can sleep where you celebrate, eliminating transportation logistics on your wedding day. This converted 16th-century convent features original cloisters and stone architecture throughout its spaces. The venue accommodates intimate gatherings to mid-sized celebrations within its historic footprint.

Located on the SP137 highway in Val d'Orcia, Il Miraggio operates as a full-service hotel with spa facilities, meaning you can consolidate your guest accommodations, ceremony, and reception under one roof, eliminating logistics headaches. The property sits in Tuscany's rolling countryside near San Quirico d'Orcia, offering both indoor and outdoor event spaces. Guests consistently rate the venue 4.7 out of 5 stars, reflecting strong performance across service, amenities, and setting.

Built in the 16th century as a rural farmhouse, Podere Verreno has been meticulously restored into a luxury resort that honors its agricultural heritage while offering contemporary amenities. The stone structure, set across 67 hectares of Tuscan countryside, retains original architectural details including terracotta floors and exposed wooden beams throughout its restored spaces. Cucina Donnaluisa, the property's acclaimed restaurant, operates within the historic building, serving cuisine rooted in traditional recipes passed through generations of the owning family.

• 7 rooms
• From €130 a head est.

• Seats 150
• From €12,000 venue fee est.

• From €3,000 venue fee est.