Borgo Stomennano is a family-owned villa and hamlet in Chianti Classico, 10 km from Siena, with the walls of Monteriggioni in view. Couples marry in an Italian garden, dine under lights in the trees and dance by the pool or in the granary, with up to 90 guests. Accommodation for 38 people lets you keep part of your wedding group together on site, beyond the celebration itself.
Stomennano is a small borgo of woods, vineyards and olive groves, first recorded in 1059 and turned into a holiday residence in 1700. It is listed among Italy's national historic buildings and has been in the same family for centuries. Siena is 10 km away and Florence 60 km.
The day usually starts with a welcome cocktail and wine tasting on the terrace that faces Monteriggioni at sunset. The ceremony is held in the Italian garden, the cocktail overlooks the sunset, and dinner is served under fairy lights in the trees. After the cake, dancing runs by the infinity pool until midnight and then moves into the granary. If it rains, the lemon tree house hosts the ceremony, the frescoed ballroom the cocktail, and the granary the dinner and party.
Enquire about Borgo Stomennano →What's includedTwo nights' exclusive use for 38 people, any day from Monday to Thursday. The minimum stay is two nights on weekdays and three nights at weekends.
Up to 90 guests for both ceremony and reception, with at least 10 guests.
Two nights of exclusive use for up to 38 guests across the villa and farmhouses, on any day from Monday to Thursday. The minimum stay is two nights on weekdays and three at weekends.
In the Italian garden, or indoors in the lemon tree house, the ballroom or the granary.
The estate works with recommended external caterers, who start from €150 per person.
Yes, either a professional wedding planner or the estate's coordination service, booked in advance.
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