From the baroque elegance of a 17th-century estate to the rustic charm of working vineyards, finding the right setting is the first step in planning an unforgettable destination wedding in Tuscany. Learn more about some of the best wedding venues in Tuscany, including their unique architectural histories, guest capacities, and the breathtaking landscapes that make this region dream-worthy.

Villa Cetinale

Siena

Named the most beautiful villa in Tuscany by Architectural Digest, this 17th-century Baroque estate is distinctly romantic. The gardens are world-renowned, featuring a cypress-lined path, stone statues, climbing roses, and meticulously manicured greenery. Ceremonies drenched in garden-style florals perfectly complement the surrounding scenery here. Plus, with three other historic cottages on the sprawling estate, your entire wedding party can enjoy exclusive access to the upscale amenities for the entire weekend (complete with staff, including housekeepers, chefs, and concierge). However, it’s the uniquely decorated suites within the villa itself that will immerse you in the countryside elegance of Tuscany. 

Features of Villa Cetinale

• Accommodates up to 100 guests
• Sleeps about 48 guests across four total buildings
• Includes full staff and upscale amenities like a gym, swimming pool, and tennis court
• Consecrated chapel on-site for intimate religious ceremonies

Tenuta Corbinaia

Montespertoli

Once a traditional agricultural estate, Tenuta Corbinaia is now a premier destination venue that continues to operate as a working organic farm, producing high-quality Chianti wines and extra virgin olive oil (the perfect welcome gift or wedding favor!). With nearly 100 acres of organic vineyards and olive groves, each of your wedding events will have an authentic Tuscan backdrop and a farm-to-table, artisanal feel. I love the twisting ivy that climbs the historic stone walls, making the architecture feel like an extension of the vineyard itself.

Features of Tenuta Corbinaia

• Accommodates up to 200 guests
• Sleeps about 16 guests with 8 suites
• Working farm, wine estate, and olive grove
• Offers guided wine tastings and cooking classes

Borgo Santo Pietro

Palazzetto

This beautifully restored 13th-century villa takes rustic Tuscan structures and elevates them with luxury interiors to create a three Michelin-Keyed resort. Here, the natural beauty has been carefully woven with curated aesthetics. Think: farm-to-table dining, uninterrupted views of the rolling Tuscan countryside, historic water features, and formal and natural gardens. I love the collection of picturesque hideaways across its 200 acres, especially the Rose Cloisters and Glass Limonaia (an Italian greenhouse designed to cultivate lemon trees). And with local experiences like truffle hunting, yacht excursions, and falconry, you and your guests will be uniquely immersed in the landscape with concierge-level service.

Features of Borgo Santo Pietro

• Accommodates up to 140 guests
• Sleeps about 50 guests with 22 guests
• True boutique-hotel experience with 5-star service
• Farm-to-table Michelin dining with made-from-scratch cheeses and wines 

Castello di Casole

Siena

Among the venues listed here, Castello di Casole is the grandest. Originally a 10th-century castle, this Belmond Hotel property is a sprawling estate set on ancient Etruscan lands. Your wedding’s design can embrace the historic terracotta, exposed stone, and massive wood structures, or lean into the contemporary luxuries. Whether you choose modern or classic aesthetics, the surrounding scenery will play a starring role in your celebration since the estate is also a protected nature reserve. The Amphitheatre is a perfect example of this, the stone curves creating a natural leading line that draws the eye directly to your vows overlooking the rolling Tuscan hills beyond. 

Features of Castello di Casole

• Accommodates up to 150 guests
• Sleeps about 90 guests across 39 suites and 2 villas
• Set in a protected nature reserve
• Available for full property buyouts

Villa Collalto

Siena

Villa Collalto is tucked away in the countryside and features the hallmarks of an Italian family estate: stone walls, original tiled floors, grand fireplaces, and relaxed alfresco spaces. The serene atmosphere here is ideal for intimate, connection-centered celebrations that encompass the entire property. The manicured gardens are ideal for open-air ceremonies, while your cocktail hour leans into the leisurely atmosphere of the poolside gazebo. Because it sits on a hilltop, you get a clean horizon for sunset portraits, and the mix of stone textures and green ivy gives every frame a layered feel.

Features of Villa Collalto

• Accommodates up to 300 guests
• Sleeps about 32 guests in 32 suites
• Private estate with a tennis court and pool
• 15th-century estate with contemporary interiors

Taken by the wedding venues in Tuscany?

Tuscany offers a rare blend of historic textures and sprawling beauty that creates a cinematic backdrop for your wedding. As a destination wedding photographer, I love capturing the quiet romance of the Italian countryside and the grand scale of these storied estates. Get in touch to learn more about how I can document your wedding in Tuscany.