If you’re dreaming of getting married at an Italian villa, the aesthetic part is easy to imagine—historic architecture, formal gardens, vineyard views, frescoed interiors, and long dinners overlooking places like Lake Como, Lake Garda, Tuscany, and Veneto. The harder part is figuring out what that experience actually costs. Villa wedding pricing in Italy can vary dramatically, from a few thousand euros for a single-day rental to well over €100,000 for multi-day, full-property buyouts with accommodation.
That’s why this roundup focuses on real numbers. Every venue included here is based on actual pricing documents, so you can see how costs are structured—whether that’s a flat venue fee, nightly exclusive-use pricing, per-person catering, accommodation minimums, or required extras that can significantly affect the final total. All of this data comes from Tulle Together’s Wedding Pricing Transparency Project, a crowdsourced database with 16,000+ real pricing PDFs from venues across the U.S. and internationally, designed to make wedding budgeting more transparent and less dependent on guesswork. View the highlights in the article below, or sign in to tulletogether.com to view the full pricing PDFs.
Villa Arcadio — Salò, Lake Garda, Lombardy
Set on the hills above Salò with sweeping views over Lake Garda, Villa Arcadio is a converted historic monastery surrounded by 13 hectares of gardens, making it particularly well suited to intimate, romantic destination weddings. The villa’s 2026 two-night exclusive wedding package ranges from €24,000 to €30,000, depending on the month: €24,000 in March, April and October; €26,000 in May; €28,000 in June and September; and €30,000 in July and August. The package includes exclusive use of the villa and its 18 rooms for two nights, the restaurant and bar, gardens and infinity pool, breakfast for resident guests, and a wedding coordinator; VAT is included. A symbolic garden ceremony costs €15 per person with a €500 minimum, with beverages at €12 per person and a celebrant from €500. Wedding dinners can be hosted in the garden or poolside for up to 80 guests, or on the terrace for up to 54, while extras include fairy-light installation at approximately €1,000 and a three-hour open bar at €75 per person.
Villa Arvedi — Grezzana, Verona, Veneto
With its grand historic interiors, frescoed halls, formal gardens, and classic Italian-villa setting just outside Verona, Villa Arvedi has a particularly elegant, old-world feel. For 2027, the venue offers two main rental options: Galà 1 is €8,000 including VAT and accommodates up to 180 guests seated, with use of the Hall of the Caesars, yellow and blue rooms, loggia, conference room, front garden, and parking. Galà 2 is €10,000 and adds the ornate Titan Hall, increasing total capacity to 300 guests. Both options receive a 20% midweek discount. The brochure also shows multiple garden settings for civil and symbolic ceremonies, while evening music can continue in certain indoor spaces later into the night; after 1:00 a.m., use of the conference hall carries an additional €400 per hour.
Villa Balbiano — Ossuccio, Lake Como, Lombardy
Set directly on Lake Como, Villa Balbiano is a lavish, highly exclusive option for luxury destination weddings, with pricing that scales significantly based on event size and length of stay. A one-day event rental without accommodation is €50,000 for up to 40 guests, while a two-day/one-night rental is €100,000 for up to 55 guests and includes six double suites in the main palazzo for up to 12 overnight guests. For longer celebrations, three-day/two-night rentals range from €150,000 for up to 55 guests, to €200,000 for up to 100 guests, and €250,000 for up to 200 guests. These packages also include the six main-palazzo suites, with additional accommodation available at extra cost and total overnight capacity of up to 30 people. A €35,000 refundable security deposit applies to the main event packages, outdoor music must end by 9:30 p.m., and afterparties are scheduled to end at 1:00 a.m.; later hours are available for €3,000 per hour. Smaller options are also available, including elopements and intimate events starting from €35,000.
Villa Corsini a Mezzomonte — Impruneta, Florence, Tuscany
Located in the Tuscan countryside just outside Florence, Villa Corsini a Mezzomonte offers an elegant historic setting with formal gardens, refined indoor spaces, and flexibility for both daytime and evening celebrations. For high season 2027 (May through October), exclusive use of the villa for up to 100 guests costs €8,500 + VAT Monday through Thursday, €9,500 + VAT on Friday or Sunday, and €12,500 + VAT on Saturday. The South Italian Garden and English Wood can each be added for €500 + VAT, and additional event hours start at €450 + VAT. Outdoor music is normally permitted until 10:30 p.m., or until 11:50 p.m. with an approved acoustic permit costing €340 + VAT, while indoor music has no stated time restriction. The venue also requires a bathroom attendant at €25 + VAT per hour and a dance-floor covering, with the villa’s PVC flooring priced at €200 + VAT used or €900 + VAT new.
Villa Il Garofalo — Florence, Tuscany
Located in Florence, Villa Il Garofalo offers a classic Tuscan villa setting with gardens, optional pool access, and nearby accommodation for a small group. For 2026, venue rental is €18,000 on weekends/festivities or €16,000 midweek in high season, €16,000 / €14,000 in middle season, and €14,000 / €12,000 in low season; the price list states that these rates are VAT exempt. A €500 heating fee may also apply. Couples can add the Countess’s private space for €3,000 for a ceremony or €5,000 for a cocktail-dinner, while use of the pool costs €3,000 and includes the required lifeguard service. An event-day room is available for €550, or €1,000 with one night’s accommodation. Nearby accommodation at La Magione degli Alighieri sleeps up to 10 guests and starts at €6,500 for three nights, while events over 200 guests incur a €3,000 surcharge; extra event hours cost €800 per hour for up to two additional hours.
Villa San Vigilio — Garda, Lake Garda, Veneto
Perched at Punta San Vigilio on Lake Garda, Villa San Vigilio offers a romantic waterfront setting with historic Venetian-style interiors, frescoed spaces, an Italian garden, old church, and a Belvedere overlooking the lake. The villa can host up to 200 guests indoors, while the garden is described as having no set space limit. The rental fee is €22,000 + VAT for 24 hours, including setup and dismantling time, with a €5,000 refundable security deposit required against damages. Outdoor music is allowed until midnight, after which celebrations must move indoors. For larger events, security is mandatory for more than 50 guests, and babysitting is required when more than 10 minors are attending.
Villa Subaglio — Merate, Lombardy
Villa Subaglio offers a classic Italian estate setting with formal gardens, fountains, historic cellars, and a vast 250,000-square-meter park, with indoor capacity for up to 170 guests. Exclusive-use pricing is €4,900 + VAT on Saturdays, holidays, and pre-holiday dates; €4,600 + VAT on Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays; and €4,200 + VAT Monday through Wednesday. The rental includes the villa’s ground-floor reception rooms, veranda, first-floor salon, restored wing, three Italian gardens, cellars, internal parking with an attendant, restroom service, utilities, and initial/final cleaning. Optional extras include additional reception time at €350 + VAT per hour, seasonal heating at €300 + VAT, and use of the suite for €300 + VAT during the event or €450 + VAT with an overnight stay. Outdoor music is allowed until 11:00 p.m., after which musical entertainment must move to the villa’s cellars.
Villa Pitiana — Donnini, Florence, Tuscany
Set on a hilltop in the Tuscan countryside surrounded by rolling hills, olive groves, and vineyards, Villa Pitiana combines historic character with the convenience of an on-site hotel. The property features English-style gardens, a cloister, pool area, elegant indoor halls, and 55 rooms with accommodation for up to 140 guests, making it well suited to multi-day destination weddings. Exclusive-use pricing ranges from €10,000 to €13,000 per night, depending on the season, length of stay, and whether the booking falls on a weekday or weekend, with a minimum two-night stay. Wedding dinner packages start at €124 per person and include a cocktail reception, three served courses, an Italian-style wedding cake, drinks, table settings, waiter service, and taxes. There is also a €2,500 + 22% VAT reception fee for use of the common areas, while an internal wedding planner is included to help coordinate catering, music, lighting, flowers, and décor.
Villa Mosconi Bertani — Arbizzano di Negrar, Verona, Veneto
Surrounded by vineyards in the Valpolicella countryside, Villa Mosconi Bertani combines an elegant 18th-century villa with English-style Romantic gardens, historic wine cellars, eight acres of parkland, and a private lake. For 2026–2027, Saturday rental of the villa complex, gardens, and historic Tinaia is €7,100 for dinner use from 3:00 p.m. to midnight or €7,600 for lunch or dinner use from 10:00 a.m. to midnight. Sunday through Friday, those rates are €6,100 and €6,600, respectively. Rental prices are VAT-exempt and include three hours of cleaning service. Additional event time costs €700 per hour until 3:00 a.m., while the historic wine cellars can be rented separately for €3,500. Security is required throughout the event at €18 per hour + VAT per officer, with one officer required for every 100 guests. The property offers several distinctive event spaces, including the frescoed Chamber of the Muses, the 160-person historic Tinaia, a 70-seat chapel, and expansive gardens for larger outdoor celebrations.
Villa Schiarino Lena — Porto Mantovano, Mantua, Lombardy
Set in the peaceful countryside just outside Mantua, Villa Schiarino Lena is a historic late-16th-century Gonzaga residence surrounded by expansive gardens and flexible indoor-outdoor event spaces. Exclusive use of the villa is €4,000 per day, with a reduced €3,500 weekday rate for Monday through Thursday events. Wedding menus start at €135 per person including 10% VAT, with higher-tier options at €145 and €150 per person; these packages include wine and wedding cake, with consultation, planning, standard table settings, and setup also included. The villa’s Cedraia Hall can host up to 210 guests, while the estate offers around 500 square meters of indoor space plus extensive grounds for ceremonies and outdoor dining. Music may continue until 1:00 a.m., with the villa closing at 2:00 a.m. Optional extras include open bar packages from €1,800, dessert buffets at €11 per person, and various late-night food and entertainment add-ons.
Villa Sola Cabiati — Tremezzina, Lake Como, Lombardy
Overlooking Lake Como in Tremezzina, Villa Sola Cabiati is an intimate luxury villa with ornate historic interiors, formal Italian gardens, a heated pool, private dock, and just six suites, making it especially suited to smaller destination weddings. For 2026, accommodation rates are €10,000 + 10% VAT per night in low season, €15,000 + 10% VAT in high season, and €20,000 + 10% VAT in peak season, with minimum stays of three or four nights depending on the dates. The villa accommodates up to 12 adults plus 2 children and includes exclusive use of the property, daily breakfast, 24-hour butler service, housekeeping, a private chef, and access to select Grand Hotel Tremezzo facilities. Weddings and special events are limited to 40 guests and incur an additional €10,000 + 10% VAT venue fee, on top of food, beverage, flowers, setup, and other event costs. Events are not permitted during the peak summer window from May 31 through September 20, and music is restricted to background music only, with after-parties ending by 11:00 p.m. outdoors and midnight indoors.
There’s no single price point for an Italian villa wedding, and the biggest differences often come down to how each venue structures its package. Some villas charge a relatively straightforward daily rental fee, while others require two- or three-night stays, full-property buyouts, accommodation packages, or separate event fees. Guest count also matters: an intimate Lake Como celebration for 40 people can be priced very differently from a 150- or 200-person wedding at a large Tuscan estate.
The key is to look beyond the headline venue fee and understand what is actually included—accommodation, catering, staffing, setup, music hours, ceremony spaces, and mandatory extras can all change the real cost considerably. If you want to compare even more venues, explore Tulle Together’s Wedding Pricing Transparency Project, where you can browse 16,000+ real pricing PDFs from venues across the country and internationally and build your budget around actual pricing data rather than estimates.
Photo Credit: Villa Arvedi
