Wedding venues in Toscana, Italy

The most cinematic offer in Tuscany: an entire twelfth-century hilltop village, restored over fifteen years by American lawyer Michael Cioffi and Roman designer Ilaria Miani, that a wedding can take over completely. Castiglioncello del Trinoro was nearly abandoned when Cioffi began buying it in 2003; the restoration deliberately avoided postcard-Tuscany pastiche, and the result, rooms and village houses along stone lanes, the restaurants Oreade and Zita, a library bar, art gallery, culinary academy and spa, reads like a village that simply never stopped being lived in, elevated. Ceremonies happen in the Romanesque church of Sant’Andrea, the piazza in front of it, or the lavender gardens; the in-house team caters garden dinners above the full sweep of the Val d’Orcia. Around thirty keys sleep sixty-some guests. Vogue, the NYT and half the design press have covered it.

Mormoraia is a restored medieval stone farmhouse dating to the 14th century, originally built as an agricultural estate in Tuscany's San Gimignano wine region. The property underwent extensive restoration to preserve its historic architecture while introducing modern hospitality amenities, creating a venue that honors centuries of Tuscan heritage. Set across 12 hectares of vineyards and olive groves, this hotel offers an authentic countryside setting with rooms housed within the original structure and contemporary guest facilities.

• Seats 200
• 5 rooms
• From €8,000 venue fee est.

• 100 standing
• From €220 a head est.

Palazzo Roselli Cecconi stands apart as a Renaissance palace converted into a working hotel, meaning your guests enjoy authentic period architecture without sacrificing modern hospitality. Located on a quiet Florentine street steps from the Duomo, this venue offers the rare advantage of accommodating your wedding party and celebration under one roof. The palazzo's original frescoed ceilings and stone courtyards provide distinctly Florentine grandeur that mass-produced event spaces cannot replicate.

Palazzo dal Borgo occupies a 16th-century palazzo in Florence's historic center, its ochre stone façade and arched windows overlooking the narrow streets of the Oltrarno district. The venue sits steps from the Arno River and within walking distance of the Uffizi Gallery, offering guests immediate access to Renaissance architecture and art. Period details, coffered ceilings, original frescoes, and Renaissance furnishings, create an authentic backdrop for ceremonies and receptions.

• From €110 a head est.

• From €90 a head est.

• From €80 a head est.

Guests arrive at this Tuscan hillside resort to discover 18 acres of cypress-lined grounds, thermal spa facilities, and period stone architecture that frames the Val d'Orcia landscape. The property accommodates 20–150 guests across multiple event spaces, allowing couples to design ceremonies in gardens or vineyards before transitioning to indoor halls with original Renaissance details. Staff manage logistics from welcome reception through multi-day celebrations, with on-site accommodation reducing coordination complexity.

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

• From €180 a head est.

Relais Della Rovere sits on the rolling hills of Tuscany's Val d'Elsa, commanding views across vineyards and medieval villages from its elevated position in Colle di Val d'Elsa. This 4-star hotel occupies a restored historic structure, offering stone terraces and cypress-lined grounds that frame the Tuscan landscape. The venue provides intimate indoor spaces alongside outdoor ceremony areas with natural sightlines across 40+ kilometers of countryside.

• 13 rooms

• 10 rooms
• From €130 a head est.

• From €90 a head est.

• From €70 a head est.

Rignana Estate is a restored Renaissance villa in Chianti, built centuries ago as a private residence and now operating as a boutique hotel venue. Located in Greve in Chianti at Via Rignana 8, it offers couples an intimate setting within the estate's own consecrated church, surrounded by rolling Tuscan vineyards. The property accommodates up to 60 guests across its three on-site properties, which together provide 15 bedrooms sleeping 32 people.

Ristorante Il Castello occupies a restored medieval fortress dating to the 14th century in Certaldo, Tuscany, originally built as a defensive stronghold for the region's ruling families. The structure underwent careful restoration to preserve its original stone walls and architectural character while creating an elegant dining venue within its historic chambers. Guests marry surrounded by centuries-old masonry and period details that evoke Renaissance Florence without modification.

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

• From €110 a head est.

• From €90 a head est.

• 130 rooms
• From €90 a head est.

Built in the 14th century as a fortified farmstead, Tenuta Guardastelle has been restored into a working estate and intimate hotel overlooking the Val d'Orcia. The property retains its original stone architecture while offering modern comfort, hosting up to 50 guests across its main house and converted outbuildings. Ceremonies take place in the grounds or nearby Sant'Agostino church in San Gimignano, with receptions held in the estate's dining hall or outdoor terraces.