Written for: DWP Insider
“Life offers you a shot at having a dream wedding! All you have to do is travel to Tuscany.”
Imagine Michelangelo’s or Donatello’s paintings coming to life! Yes, that’s what happened when you visit this enchanting land of misty green hills, golden light, vineyards and castles, villas and olive groves. It is a picture-perfect scene, that’s why it’s regarded as one of the best places to have a destination wedding. Its natural beauty speaks volumes of visual goodness, so you and your guests are going to have an immersive experience if you choose to have your wedding here.
With its stunning fusion of architecture, art, and natural beauty, Tuscany exudes unparalleled romanticism and charm, making it the ultimate choice for a destination wedding. From all corners of the world, couples flock to this unique region in Italy to exchange their vows amidst picturesque scenery.
The best part? Tuscany boasts excellent weather conditions all year round, with endless sunny days and balmy temperatures from mid-May to the end of September, and a subdued yet stylish ambiance during the fall and winter months.
Join us for an enchanting journey through some of Tuscany’s most picturesque destinations on foot.
Hidden castles such as Castello Banfi, Belmond Castello di Casole, Como Castello del Nero, and Castel Monastero embody the essence of Tuscan luxury.
Castello Banfi boasts an exclusive ambiance and scenic beauty, including prestigious vineyards that produce the renowned Brunello di Montalcino wine.
Belmond Castello di Casole, set on a 1,700-hectare private estate, offers a world of sensational flavors and Dolce Vita-inspired adventures.
Como Castello del Nero, a beautifully restored twelfth-century castle, seamlessly blends Renaissance frescoes with contemporary design and features a Michelin-starred restaurant.
Meanwhile, Castel Monastero, nestled among Chianti vineyards, chestnut forests, and rows of cypresses, invites you to find your inner peace and breathe in the warmth of nature.
Indulge in the privacy of ancient villas boasting unrivaled atmospheres: Villa Mangiacane, a charming Renaissance mansion on Florence’s outskirts, adorned with exquisite gardens and courtyards bearing the unmistakable hallmark of Master Michelangelo.
Equally enchanting is the sophisticated spirit of Villa La Foce, where elegance harmonizes with nature’s splendor in the magnificent Italian gardens.
For unparalleled views of Florence’s Dome skyline, Villa Gamberaia, a historic mansion with a breathtaking panoramic terrace, is a true perfection.
Discover these rare gems nestled amidst rolling hills and rugged badlands, where beauty reigns supreme.
Indulge in Tuscan’s Best-Kept Secrets: Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco, a UNESCO World Heritage site, exudes an irresistible charm across its 2,000-hectare estate with an 800-year-old history.
Relish the gastronomic delights of Campo del Drago, the gourmet restaurant awarded with 1 Michelin Star.
Experience the allure of timeless villages such as Il Borro, for a tranquil and peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of life.
Borgo San Felice, surrounded by cypress and olive trees, offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure with its Michelin-starred restaurant, Poggio Rosso.
Discover your ideal holiday, tailored to your every desire, in these exclusive Tuscan retreats.
Amidst the many grand structures, an array of uncommon and breathtaking villas lay hidden, such as the illustrious Villa Palmieri.
This 14th-century patrician estate boasts a divine open-air garden flourishing with exotic flora, and a breathtaking view that truly captivates.
Similarly, Villa I Collazzi, a majestic Mannerist-style marvel surrounded by vineyards, ancient cypresses, and spectacular Italian gardens belonging to the prestigious Frescobaldi family, has been a coveted destination for European courts and was once visited by Lady Diana and Charles of England.
Step into history and indulge in Italian cuisine at Four Seasons’ Michelin-starred restaurant, il Palagio, featuring original frescoes and architectural features.
Discover the hidden gem of Gherardesca Garden, a private botanical park of over four hectares.
Villa Cora, an elegant aristocratic residence built in the late nineteenth century, and St. Regis, a sophisticated hotel with a stunning view of Ponte Vecchio, offer impeccable service and opulent accommodations.
Immerse yourself in Florence’s open-air museum, and savor the region’s inimitable culture, history, and landscape through a fine local wine tasting.
Indulge in the cultural masterpiece that is Tuscan wine, a reflection of centuries of tradition and the region’s unparalleled landscapes.
Savor the exquisite offerings of world-renowned wineries, including Marchesi Antinori and Marchesi de’ Frescobaldi.
Experience the finest in food and wine by participating in exclusive cooking classes that celebrate the art of farm-to-table cuisine.
As the queen of thermal tourism in Italy, Tuscany offers luxurious retreats like Fonteverde Lifestyle and Thermal Retreat and the natural hot springs of Saturnia, perfect for pampering oneself throughout the year, especially after a grand wedding celebration.
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