Florence
The Renaissance capital offers iconic rooftops, historic villas and world-class art as the backdrop to your wedding.
- Duomo views
- Renaissance villas
- World-class dining
Where to get married in Tuscany
Tuscany is not one place but many, and the difference matters more than most couples expect. A city wedding in Florence and a vineyard weekend in Chianti are different weddings, with different costs, logistics and light. Here is each area we cover.
Siena
Medieval charm, golden stone and rolling countryside make Siena a timeless choice for destination weddings.
- Medieval architecture
- Piazza del Campo
- Hilltop castles
Chianti
Rolling vineyards, stone farmhouses and world-famous wine define the quintessential Tuscan wedding experience.
- Vineyard venues
- Wine tastings
- Cypress-lined roads
Val d'Orcia
A UNESCO World Heritage landscape of golden hills, thermal springs and iconic Tuscan scenery.
- UNESCO landscape
- Golden rolling hills
- Thermal springs
Lucca
A walled Renaissance city with elegant villas, peaceful gardens and a charming, intimate atmosphere.
- Renaissance walls
- Elegant villas
- Peaceful gardens
San Gimignano
The 'Manhattan of the Middle Ages' with its famous towers, vineyards and breathtaking hilltop views.
- Medieval towers
- UNESCO heritage
- Vernaccia wine
Pisa
Beyond the famous tower, Pisa offers elegant piazzas, riverside charm and easy airport access.
- International airport
- Riverside venues
- Coastal proximity
Arezzo
An authentic Tuscan city with Piero della Francesca frescoes, antique markets and hilltop beauty.
- Authentic atmosphere
- Antique markets
- Hillside estates
Montalcino
Home of Brunello wine, with medieval fortress walls and stunning Val d'Orcia panoramas.
- Brunello wine
- Fortress views
- Vineyard estates
Montepulciano
Renaissance hilltop town famous for Vino Nobile, stunning piazzas and cinematic wedding settings.
- Vino Nobile wine
- Renaissance piazzas
- Dramatic hilltop
Cortona
Romantic Etruscan hilltop town made famous by 'Under the Tuscan Sun', with sweeping valley views.
- Hilltop views
- Etruscan history
- Romantic piazzas
Before you pick a place
Related planning guides
Where to marry
Tuscany is not one place, and the eleven areas couples usually choose between suit genuinely different weddings. This page is a way of deciding rather than a ranking: the four questions that actually separate the areas, and what each one means for the day you are planning. The detail for each area lives on its own page.
Read guideHow much does it cost?
Almost every figure you will read about Tuscany wedding costs is someone's estimate presented as a fact. This page takes a different approach. It sets out the costs that are genuinely published — town hall fees, stamp duties, consular charges, all of them sourced and linked — and then explains, without inventing numbers, how the quotes for everything else are built and what moves them. It is less tidy than a price list. It is also true.
Read guideBest months
Most advice about when to marry in Tuscany recommends late September and October. The official climate record does not support that as confidently as the advice suggests. Below are Florence's monthly normals from the regional meteorological service, what they mean for an outdoor wedding, and the other things — availability, price, closures — that move with the date.
Read guideVilla weddings
A villa wedding is the picture most couples have in mind when they start thinking about Tuscany: a private house with its own grounds, your people staying on site, dinner outdoors, nobody else around. It is an achievable and very good way to get married. It also works differently from a hotel wedding at home, and the differences are worth understanding before you fall for a photograph.
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