If you’re dreaming of a wedding in or near Florence, the setting is easy to fall in love with—historic villas, vineyard views, Italian gardens, and terraces overlooking the Duomo. Figuring out what it actually costs takes a little more work. Event-only villa rentals can start below €5,000, while luxury properties offer multi-night stays costing tens of thousands of euros before catering, flowers, and entertainment.
That’s why this roundup focuses on real numbers. Using actual venue documents, we highlight rental fees, per-person catering, accommodation requirements, and extras that can shape your total—and flag where wedding pricing requires a personalized quote. These documents come from Tulle Together’s Wedding Pricing Transparency Project, a crowdsourced database with 16,000+ real pricing PDFs from venues across the country and internationally, designed to make budgeting less guesswork and more informed. Explore the highlights below, or sign in to tulletogether.com to view the pricing PDFs.
Borgo Divino — Montespertoli, near Florence, Italy
Surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and rolling Tuscan hills, Borgo Divino offers countryside romance with outdoor ceremony spaces, a pool, and a panoramic reception veranda. 2028 exclusive estate hire ranges from €11,000–€17,000 for two nights, plus 10% VAT, depending on the season, including 23 rooms and daily breakfast. A 50-paying-adult minimum applies, with supplements for smaller groups, and Monday–Thursday weddings receive a 10% hire discount. Wedding menus cost €110–€140 per person, plus 10% VAT, while symbolic ceremony setup costs €400 plus 10% VAT.
Villa Merlo Nero — Florence, Italy
Approximately 3 km from central Florence, Villa Merlo Nero pairs historic interiors and antique furnishings with an Italian maze garden, olive groves, and a swimming pool. 2027 event-only rental costs €4,800–€5,800, depending on the season, while accommodation packages with 13 bedrooms and one event fee start at €10,400 for two nights in low season. High-season stays generally require at least three nights, with three-night packages costing €18,900. Prices include 10% VAT, but catering, tables, chairs, and a required wedding planner or coordinator are additional.
Villa Tolomei Hotel & Resort — Florence, Italy
Set on 17 hectares of olive groves and vineyards, Villa Tolomei is a restored 14th-century residence with romantic gardens, panoramic terraces, and a pool overlooking Florence. Wedding menus are €210 per person, including VAT, covering a buffet aperitif, three-course dinner, wine, table settings, staff, and event-day coordination; the dining area is included for 80 or more guests, with a rental fee for smaller weddings. Separate event spaces cost €1,200–€2,500 plus VAT. An optional full-property buyout starts at €30,000 per night with a two-night minimum, or €75,000 for three nights, including accommodation and breakfast, with wedding food and beverages charged separately.
Four Seasons Hotel Firenze — Florence, Italy
With Renaissance palaces, an 11-acre private walled garden, and ceremony lawns overlooking the Duomo, Four Seasons Hotel Firenze offers a luxurious, historic setting for a Florence wedding. 2027 rental of Palazzo del Nero’s event spaces and gardens starts at €20,000 per day, plus 22% VAT, while reception and four-course wedding dinner menus with pre-selected wines start at €285 per person, plus 10% VAT and a 10% service charge. Couples must also book at least 14 rooms for two nights on weekdays or three nights on weekends, with accommodation priced separately. Flowers, entertainment, open bars, and other extras add to the total.
Villa Corsini a Mezzomonte — Impruneta, near Florence, Italy
Villa Corsini a Mezzomonte offers an exclusive villa setting with garden spaces and the flexibility to choose your own caterer and vendors. For May–October 2027 weddings with up to 100 guests, venue rental costs €8,500 Monday–Thursday, €9,500 Friday or Sunday, and €12,500 Saturday, plus VAT. Access to the South Italian Garden or English Wood costs an additional €500 each, plus VAT. Mandatory extras include a bathroom attendant at €25 per hour plus VAT and dance floor covering, with the villa’s flooring rentals starting at €200 plus VAT. Catering and other wedding services are separate.
Villa La Selva — Bucine, Tuscany, Italy
Villa La Selva is a historic wine resort in the Val d’Ambra, offering vineyard views, Italian gardens, a chapel, and romantic poolside event spaces. Exclusive resort hire costs €12,400–€17,500 per night, including VAT, depending on the season and weekday or weekend booking, with a three-night minimum. The package includes 16 rooms accommodating 36 guests, plus three extra beds, daily breakfast, housekeeping, and a wedding celebration for up to 100 guests. Catering, a required wedding planner, flowers, lighting, and bar service are additional, while extra celebrations such as welcome dinners carry event fees starting at €3,000.
Villa Il Garofalo — Florence, Italy
Villa Il Garofalo offers a villa wedding setting with an Italian garden and optional access to a park swimming pool. 2026 venue rental ranges from €12,000–€18,000, VAT exempt, depending on the season and whether you choose a midweek, weekend, or holiday date; low-season bookings add a €500 heating fee. Rental includes gate staffing and final cleanup, while pool access with a lifeguard costs €3,000 extra. Optional accommodation for up to 10 guests at La Magione degli Alighieri costs €6,500–€8,500 for three nights, and events exceeding 200 guests incur a €3,000 supplement.
Il Salviatino — Florence, Italy
Il Salviatino is a 15th-century villa in the Florentine hills, offering Italian gardens, terraces overlooking Florence and the Duomo, and elegant indoor spaces for romantic celebrations. The uploaded brochure does not list wedding rental fees, catering prices, or buyout rates; a personalized quote is required. Exclusive use is required for certain reception spaces, and events exceeding 100 guests require a marquee at an additional cost, with temporary kitchens and restrooms potentially needed. Optional guest experiences include cooking classes and wine tastings at €120 per person.
Villa Medicea di Lilliano — Bagno a Ripoli, near Florence, Italy
Just 25 minutes from central Florence, Villa Medicea di Lilliano combines historic Medici charm with gardens, vineyards, and a panoramic terrace overlooking the Tuscan hills. 2027 accommodation-and-venue packages include 16 double suites and one wedding day at the historical villa, starting at €15,035–€21,856 for a Thursday one-night stay. Three-night packages range from €23,698–€33,977 midweek or €26,253–€37,752 over a weekend, depending on the season, with VAT included. Breakfast, daily cleaning, event-day operational support, and the Limonaia backup hall are included; catering, furniture, décor, entertainment, and a required professional wedding coordinator cost extra.
Villa Gamberaia — Settignano, Florence, Italy
Set in the hills of Settignano with sweeping views over Florence, Villa Gamberaia offers historic interiors, formal gardens, and elegant terraces for a private Tuscan wedding. A 2027 proposal based on 150 event guests quotes €76,000, including VAT, for a three-night Thursday–Sunday stay with one event. The package includes exclusive use of the villa, apartments, and historical gardens, accommodation for up to 40 guests, breakfast, two swimming pools, housekeeping, security, and use of the property’s sound system. Catering, flowers, event production, planning, and guest transportation are additional.
Villa Mangiacane — San Casciano in Val di Pesa, near Florence, Italy
Villa Mangiacane offers a luxurious Tuscan setting with historic dining spaces, gardens, swimming pools, and a loggia overlooking Florence. 2026 whole-property rental costs €26,400–€30,800 per night plus VAT, depending on the season, accommodating up to 60 guests in 28 rooms and suites, with a three-night minimum. The smaller Main Villa option accommodates 22 guests in 10 rooms and suites for €13,200–€17,600 per night plus VAT, also with a three-night minimum. Welcome drinks, daytime concierge service, and daily housekeeping are included; breakfast costs €38 per person per day plus VAT, while catering and other food and beverage services are quoted separately.
Villa Castelletti — Signa, near Florence, Italy
Villa Castelletti offers a romantic setting with parkland, lakeside ceremony options, and a glass-roofed Winter Garden for dinner and dancing. For 2026 weddings with 51–100 guests, in-house catering starts at €110 per person plus 10% VAT, alongside an exclusive Noble Floor rental fee of €5,500–€6,500 plus 22% VAT, depending on the day. Catering includes a cocktail aperitif, dinner, specified beverages, table settings, and six hours of service. Ceremony setup starts at €600 plus 22% VAT, or €800 plus 22% VAT by the lake, while additional service hours cost €400 plus 22% VAT each.
There’s no single “right” price for a wedding in or near Florence. The biggest differences often come down to what you’re booking: an event space for one day, a catering package, or an entire estate with accommodation for several nights. Required room bookings, VAT, service charges, and separate costs for furniture or coordination can all make the final budget look very different from the starting price.
For a clearer comparison, explore Tulle Together’s Wedding Pricing Transparency Project and its 16,000+ real pricing PDFs from venues across the country and internationally. Reviewing what each venue includes—and what you’ll need to add—can help you find a setting that fits both your Tuscan wedding vision and your budget.
Photo Credit: Villa Mangiacane
