Tuscan Weddings

We are pleased to be able to offer an inclusive service for those wishing to be married in the Comune (Town Hall) of one of the enchanting Tuscan hilltowns such as Siena. With a number of years experience in arranging weddings in Italy, we provide a friendly and efficient service from our British staff based both here in the UK and in Tuscany.

Siena

There must be few experiences in the world as awe-inspiring as the first time you step in to the main square (the Piazza del Campo) in Siena, the most famous of the Tuscan hill towns. The shell shaped cobbled piazza, the venue for the world famous Palio horse race, slopes gently from the high building surrounding it to the attractive town hall (pictured below).

At the base of most of the buildings is a pavement café or restaurant, the perfect place from which to enjoy a view of the town hall façade and its tall bell tower (the Torre del Mangia).It is in the town hall that couples are allowed to be married in a civil ceremony, which takes place in a room with frescoed ceiling on the second floor overlooking the cobbled piazza.

Our services include comprehensive advice and support in the UK by our friendly and experienced staff, the arranging of all the relevant paperwork, booking the venue, and planning the actual wedding day. We will arrange everything that you need, from bridal bouquets to a photographer and vintage cars to wedding cakes to guarantee that your day is a great success. Our staff based in Tuscany will then attend the pre-wedding meeting with you at the Town Hall (usually on the day before the wedding), arrange an interpreter and assist you and your 2 witnesses through the formalities.

On the wedding day, we will attend the wedding with you to ensure that the ceremony runs smoothly. We will also help arrange the delivery of the flowers, travel to and from the town hall, photographs and any other services that you require to make your wedding day special for you and your partner.

Montalcino, Buonconvento, Montelpulciano and San Gimignano

Maybe not quite as grand as the the town hall in Siena, the comunes in these other Tuscan villages hilltowns are no less romantic. We are able to arrange weddings at all of these venues and in fact in many other villages and towns around Tuscany.

Montalcino - The Piazza del Popolo is the historical centre of Montalcino. The piazza is dominated by the Town Hall built in the 14th century. It is a three storey building with a deep portico, beside which stands the high bell tower.

Buonconvento - Still enclosed in the rectangular form imposed by the walls built by the Sienese in 1371, the town has preserved the monumental northern gate opening towards the capital of the province. Buonconvento was the seat of a podesta fron 1270 onwards and still boasts a fine Town Hall (comune) on whose facade one can distinguish the coats-of-arms of 25 podesta of olden days.

Your Wedding Reception and Accommodation

We feature a number of properties in Tuscany, and we would be pleased to discuss these with you in more detail regarding their suitability for accommodation for you and your guests and as a venue for your wedding breakfast.

We would be pleased to discuss your ideas with you and come up with some suggestions of how we can accommodate the requirements of you and your guests. The essential thing to remember about our packages is that they can be tailored to your exact needs.

Please click on the titles to the left of this page for comprehensive information on our wedding package.

Comments From Those That Have Used Our Services

"The photgrapher, caterers, florist and translater were all excellent"

"The service from Jaqui, your local representative was delightful. She was so supportive throughout our stay and we cannot praise her enough"

"The owner's personal interest in our stay at Villa Fabbri was amazing. His wedding gifts and allowing us to use his personal garden for some of our wedding photographs was so kind. Everyone was delighted with the accommodation and we would be pleased to recommend it to anyone. The website photos don't do the property justice"