Novanta 90
Novanta 90 is a restored hamlet in the Gello valley near Bibbiena, in the Casentino hills of Tuscany.
Tuscany, Italy is a destination-wedding region with 10 curated venues seating up to 250 guests. Published starting prices run from €7,000 to €300,000. Known for: Vineyards, historic estates. The best months to marry are Apr–Jun · Sep–Oct.
Tuscany is the classic Italian wedding country: Renaissance villas, cypress avenues and vineyard estates, with long lunches and older-than-everyone wine cellars.
Below: 10 curated Tuscany wedding venues, the best months to marry, how the ceremony works and what a celebration here costs. Venue facts come from each venue's own published information.
Photo · Allen Tsai Photography Novanta 90 is a restored hamlet in the Gello valley near Bibbiena, in the Casentino hills of Tuscany.
Borgo Finocchieto is a restored medieval village of five villas around a central piazza, in the province of Siena near Montalcino and Buonconvento.
Villa Tolomei is a five-star hotel on a fourteenth-century estate of 17 hectares, ten minutes by car from the centre of Florence.
Every Tuscany venue we list, with its capacity, rooms and season.
La Certosa di Pontignano stands in Castelnuovo Berardenga on the Chianti hills, a few kilometres from Siena.
Borgo di Pietrafitta is a restored medieval village near Castellina in Chianti, with a consecrated church and vineyards and olive groves around it.
Il Salviatino is a fifteenth-century villa in the hills of Fiesole, above Florence, with 39 rooms and suites.
Villa Montanare is a private villa dating from 1640, on a hilltop near Cortona 420 metres above the Val di Chiana.
Borgo Stomennano is a family-owned villa and hamlet in Chianti Classico, 10 km from Siena, with the walls of Monteriggioni in view.
Locanda Rossa is a country house and agriturismo in Capalbio, in the Tuscan Maremma, among 21 hectares of land and 3,000 olive trees.
Castel Monastero is a castle hamlet in the Chianti countryside near Siena, run as a five-star resort. Couples marry on its old square or in its small church, and 70 suites and rooms keep up to 140 guests on site.
Foreigners can marry legally in Italy, in the town hall or in a villa or hotel room the comune has formally designated for civil weddings. The main hurdle is the nulla osta, a declaration of no impediment from your own country's authorities (EU couples often use a multilingual certificate of capacity instead), valid for six months. Rules change, so confirm the current requirements with the local registry and your own embassy before you book.
A symbolic ceremony has no legal effect, so it can take place anywhere and be led by a celebrant you choose. Couples who go this way sign the legal marriage at their home registry office before or after the trip.
Of the 10 venues listed here, 9 publish rooms for guests on site and 2 set a minimum stay of two nights or more.
Guests take home a bomboniera, a small favour holding at least five sugared almonds (confetti), one each for health, wealth, happiness, fertility and long life.
The most comfortable months for a wedding in Tuscany are April, May, June, September and October, with average highs of 20–29°C. July and August are hotter, with highs up to 32°C, so they are left out of the best months. In June the sun sets around 20:58. Figures are long-term averages for Florence.
Published starting prices in Tuscany run from €7,000 to €300,000, across 4 venues that publish a price for the whole wedding. What that price covers differs by venue. How Much Does a Wedding in Italy Cost? (2026 Breakdown).
Published starting prices at Tuscany wedding venues run from €7,000 to €300,000, across 4 venues that publish a price for the whole wedding. What a price covers differs by venue, so ask when you enquire.
The best months to marry in Tuscany are Apr–Jun · Sep–Oct, going by average temperatures and rain. Each venue page gives the venue's own wedding season where it publishes one.
Foreigners can marry legally in Italy, in the town hall or in a villa or hotel room the comune has formally designated for civil weddings. The main hurdle is the nulla osta, a declaration of no impediment from your own country's authorities (EU couples often use a multilingual certificate of capacity instead), valid for six months. Rules change, so confirm the current requirements with the local registry and your own embassy before you book.
The largest Tuscany venue listed here seats up to 250 guests. Each venue page gives its own seated and standing capacity where the venue publishes it.
The Wed Journey features 10 curated wedding venues in Tuscany, Italy. Each venue page lists its capacity, rooms and season where the venue publishes them.

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