Wedding venues in Toscana, Italy

Tenuta Lupinari is a working estate in Tuscany's Crete Senesi region that operates as a intimate hotel-restaurant hybrid, allowing couples to marry on their own grounds rather than rent a decorated blank canvas. The venue's open supplier policy and in-house catering options give you control over aesthetics and menus, while its 11 apartments, holding up to 43 guests, keep your wedding party close. Civil ceremonies take place outdoors; two covered indoor spaces (110 sqm and 50 sqm) provide weather backup without requiring external tent rental for receptions.

• From €150 per night est.

Tenuta San Jacopo sits across rolling Tuscan countryside near Cavriglia, where vineyards and oak woodland create a naturally framed backdrop for ceremonies and receptions. This working winery villa spans manicured gardens and stone architecture rooted in centuries of Tuscan heritage. With capacity for up to 200 guests and flexible indoor-or-outdoor options, the estate functions as a complete venue for both civil and religious rites.

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

• 75 standing
• 10 rooms
• From €3,000 venue fee est.

• 8 rooms
• From €120 a head est.

The Country Relais Borgo Vicelli stands apart with its authentic rural Tuscan compound that functions as both working farm and luxury hotel, offering guests genuine agricultural immersion rather than sanitized countryside aesthetics. Located just outside Florence in Bagno a Ripoli, this 16th-century borgo preserves its original stone architecture while providing modern hospitality across 12 individually designed rooms. The venue's operational vineyards and olive groves create an working landscape backdrop that evolves throughout your wedding weekend.

Built in the 16th century as a fortified farmhouse, Sovana Farm Resort has been carefully restored to preserve its Tuscan heritage while offering modern luxury. The stone structure originally served as a defensive settlement in the Val d'Orcia region, and today functions as a 4-star hotel and wedding venue. Its 4.7/5 Google rating reflects consistent excellence in hospitality and event management across its restored grounds.

The grande dame of Florence weddings, in a palazzo originally designed by Filippo Brunelleschi in 1432 for the Giuntini family and converted in 1866 into the city’s first luxury hotel. It sits on Piazza Ognissanti directly on the Arno, the only venue in our Tuscany collection inside Florence proper, with the Winter Garden at its heart: a nineteenth-century glass ceiling, a hand-blown Murano chandelier, frescoed salons and antique silk on the walls. Queen Victoria stayed in its Grand Hotel era. Seven event spaces run to the Salone delle Feste ballroom at around 250 guests, every couple gets a dedicated St. Regis wedding specialist, and the signature butler service extends to the wedding party. For a city-formal celebration with Renaissance bones and full hotel infrastructure, nothing else in Florence matches it.

• 86 rooms
• From €180 a head est.

Torre Palazzone is a fortified medieval estate in the rolling hills of Tuscany where your guests arrive to find themselves genuinely alone, 22 can sleep within the stone walls themselves, another 22 nearby. Your wedding happens on your own terms across restored barns, terraces, and a 16-bedroom castle, with a private chef cooking only for your group and time measured in unhurried days rather than hours.

Guests arrive at Villa Apparita to discover a Renaissance-era estate commanding sweeping views across the Val d'Orcia, where Tuscan countryside meets carefully hospitality. From the moment you step into the ochre-colored villa, the experience unfolds through centuries-old architecture, manicured gardens, and intimate indoor spaces designed for meaningful celebrations. The 4.8-star rated property offers guests both refined accommodations and ceremonial spaces that feel authentically rooted in place rather than staged.

Villa Barberino handles the logistics of hosting 20-150 guests across its hotel grounds, eliminating the coordination headache of separate ceremony and reception venues. This Tuscan property offers on-site accommodations, allowing you to consolidate travel logistics and keep your guest list contained in one location. Rated 4.5/5, the villa delivers reliable hospitality in Meleto's wine country.

• From €200 per night est.

Villa Castellare stands apart in Tuscany for its genuine self-catering independence, you control every vendor, every menu, every detail without venue restrictions. This 14-guest manor house in Chiusdino commands a 100-person capacity with thick medieval stone walls providing natural cooling and an intimate indoor pavilion for rain days. Open April through October, it operates as a true blank canvas for couples wanting total creative control over their celebration.

The most editorial villa in Tuscany, completed in 1680 for Cardinal Flavio Chigi, nephew of Pope Alexander VII, to a design by Carlo Fontana, Bernini’s pupil. Architectural Digest has called it the most beautiful villa in Tuscany; Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi married here in 2024. Lord Antony Lambton bought it derelict in 1978 and restored it into the English-eccentric-aristocratic house the design press has loved ever since. Princess Margaret and Prince Charles were guests, and the Lambton family still runs it. The grounds hold the Thebaid holy wood, a hermitage reached by three hundred stone steps, seven chapels and the private chapel of S. Eustachio; the romantically overgrown gardens are the ceremony. Weddings are exclusive-use with a mandatory week-long Friday-to-Friday rental in high season, capped at one hundred guests, with around forty-eight sleeping across the villa and three farmhouses.

Villa Cicolina stands apart in Montepulciano by offering a working wine estate with direct access to Vino Nobile production, allowing couples to marry within vineyard views and incorporate tastings into their celebration. This 4.8-rated property operates as a functioning hotel, eliminating the need for guest accommodations elsewhere. The venue's dual identity as both accommodation and event space creates a multi-day experience rare among Tuscan alternatives.

• From €15,000 venue fee est.

Villa Corsini is a 16th-century Tuscan estate in Impruneta, originally built as a noble residence and carefully restored to preserve its Renaissance architecture while accommodating modern events. The property spans 8 hectares of Chianti countryside, offering both intimate ceremonies and expansive receptions within its historic walls and manicured grounds. Today it operates as a destination venue that honors its centuries-old heritage while providing contemporary event services.

• From €180 per night est.

• From €6,000 venue fee est.

Villa Ivana is a stunning Renaissance-inspired estate perched in Tuscany's Val d'Orcia, offering breathtaking views of rolling vineyards and medieval hilltop towns. This luxurious hotel venue combines authentic Tuscan charm with sophisticated amenities, providing an intimate yet elegant setting for unforgettable wedding celebrations. With its impeccable 4.9/5 Google rating, Villa Ivana is for exceptional service and picture-perfect backdrops that capture the romance of Italian countryside weddings.

A 15th-century villa set in the UNESCO-listed Val d'Orcia landscape, famous for the winding cypress-lined road that has become an icon of Tuscany. The lemon garden, formal Italian gardens, and travertine terraces offer refined ceremony and reception spaces.

• From €3,000 venue fee est.