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Wedding Venues in Italy

Villas, borghi, masserie and historic estates

Italy is one of the most requested countries for destination weddings, with a range that runs from Tuscan hill towns to the Amalfi Coast, Lake Como, Matera and Sicily. The venues below include a Tuscan borgo, a Sicilian baglio, villas above the sea and a palace on a private island in Venice.

There are 11 venues here, with starting prices from €2,000. Each one is listed with the owner's approval, so you can ask about dates, catering and accommodation directly.

Venues

Browse 11 wedding venues

Baglio Occhipinti
Sicily

Baglio Occhipinti

A luxury Sicilian estate for multi-day destination weddings among vineyards and olive groves

From €10,500

Up to 150 guests
Borgo Bucciano
Tuscany

Borgo Bucciano

A private Tuscan hamlet for unforgettable multi-day destination weddings in the heart of Tuscany

From €23,892

Up to 300 guests
Palazzo Pascal
Campania

Palazzo Pascal

An intimate 11th-century 5-star boutique residence above Ravello, where Mediterranean gardens, iconic Amalfi Coast views and personalised celebrations come together.

From €2,000

Up to 120 guests
San Clemente Palace
Veneto

San Clemente Palace

A private lagoon island with a 12th-century church, historic gardens and a free boat to St Mark’s

From €4,950

Up to 600 guests
Villa Antiche Mura
Campania

Villa Antiche Mura

A villa among an ancient citrus grove in Sorrento, with sea-view terraces looking across the Bay of Naples to Mount Vesuvius

From €3,000

Up to 120 guests
Villa Gaudia
Tuscany

Villa Gaudia

Private Tuscan estate in the Chianti hills, where elegance and spontaneity naturally belong

From €12,600

Up to 150 guests
Villa Sofia
Lombardy

Villa Sofia

Italian countryside villa with private parkland, a swimming pool and a pond, for intimate destination weddings

From €4,500

Up to 50 guests

What to know before choosing a venue in Italy

  • Venue rental or package: some Italian venues rent the property and let you bring suppliers, others run catering and coordination in-house. Compare totals, not headline prices.
  • Season: May to early October is the main season, with July and August the hottest. September and early October are popular for the weather and the light.
  • Legal ceremony: rules for a legally binding ceremony vary by municipality, and many international couples complete the legal paperwork at home and hold a symbolic ceremony at the venue.
  • Transfers: hill and coast roads can be slow. Ask each venue how guests usually get there from the nearest airport.

Budgeting? Read what a wedding in Italy really costs.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a wedding venue in Italy cost?

Venue hire on BelleVenue starts from €2,000. Larger borghi and estates with accommodation sit higher, and some venues scale with guest count. Check what is included before comparing.

Which region of Italy is best for a wedding?

It depends on the setting you want. Tuscany suits countryside and vineyards, the Amalfi Coast suits sea views, and southern Italy and Sicily offer a different character, often at lower prices. Browse the regions below.

Do Italian wedding venues include accommodation?

Many do. Each listing shows how many guests can sleep on site, and some venues include rooms in a multi-night booking.

When should I book a wedding venue in Italy?

For peak dates between May and September, many couples book a year or more ahead. Ask the venue which dates are still free.