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A dream that becomes reality
Because this is a region that has something for everyone: Tuscany knows how to earn the love of nature lovers, win over art and history lovers, and spoil anyone who loves good food. A wedding in Tuscany offers the opportunity to take incredible photos on the beach, in Cala del Gesso or Feniglia, within the walls of a medieval village or in the streets of a city of art. Tuscany is full of memories, peculiarities and secrets that I would love to share with you, helping you to find the perfect location for your wedding photos.
Perfect if you are looking for a city of art, full of history and culture, Florence offers evocative historical palaces and ornate villas immersed in the green alongside the Arno.A wedding in Florence is also ideal for those looking for something a bit different, more original and striking: you can organise ceremonies at the Palazzo Vecchio, dressed in purple at the Stadio Artemio Franchi or in Calenzano Castle just a few kilometres from the centre.
It was the birthplace of Piero della Francesca, Petrarch and many other historical figures, making it perfect for art and literature lovers. A wedding in Arezzo offers the possibility to choose from spacious villas, historical residences, and landscapes where it is still possible to see the traces left by the ancient Etruscans.
Famous for hosting the annual Palio to which it gives its name, Siena has been recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Suitable for all types of weddings, it lends itself to both traditional and non-traditional ceremonies, allowing ceremonies in truly evocative locations. It is possible to celebrate your Siena wedding at the Teatro dei Rinnovati, with over seven centuries of history embedded in its walls, at the Teatro degli Arrischianti or the auditorium in Sarteano.
If you love good food, and especially good wine, the lush green hills of Chianti are exactly what you're looking for. Chianti also offers evocative locations for civil weddings, such as the Chapel of San Michele Arcangelo in Semifonte, which was built as a scale reproduction of the cupola of the Duomo in Florence.
If you are wondering, yes, this page is a bit of a plug. But Tuscany really is worth it. You have to see it to believe it. 🙂
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