
Marrying in one of the houses
A house you rent, on which a wedding happens
None of these is a wedding venue in the way a hotel is a wedding venue, and the difference is worth understanding before the first email. You take the whole house for the week. The wedding is something that happens in it, arranged by people you engage yourself.
That is not a smaller offer. It is the reason the wedding party sleeps where the wedding is, why nobody negotiates taxis at one in the morning in a place with no taxis, and why the day can look like whatever you want rather than like the last one the venue ran.
The long version, including the five questions worth asking any venue, is in getting married at a Tuscan villa.
What decides which house
01
A consecrated chapel
Villa Ravano has one on the ground floor, kept closed and opened for guests marrying at the villa. It is the only one in the collection, and the parish church is walking distance from more than one of the houses.
02
Where the ceremony goes
The lawns take well over a hundred seated with an aisle and room behind the back row. Ask for the number with the aisle in it, not the number of chairs that fit.
03
Where dinner goes
Gravel in front of a house takes a marquee better than grass behind it, and a van has to reach it. Both matter more in the planning than they sound.
04
Who sleeps on site
Between seven and sixteen bedrooms depending on the house. Work out early how the party splits between the villa and the villages, because that decides which one you want.
The five, for a wedding
The same figures as everywhere else on this site, read for a different question: not who is on holiday here, but who is getting married here.

Villa Ravano
A villa of 1500 above Pisa, with a tennis court, a chapel and room for thirty-two
- Sleeps
- 32
- Bedrooms
- 16
- Bathrooms
- 11
- Minimum stay
- 7 nights
- From
- €950 per night
- Where
- Gello, San Giuliano Terme
- Built
- Shortly after 1500

Villa Lungomonte
A Medici hunting lodge above Pisa, yours alone
- Sleeps
- 30
- Bedrooms
- 15
- Bathrooms
- 10
- Minimum stay
- 7 nights
- From
- €950 per night
- Where
- Asciano Pisano
- Built
- 15th century

Villa Cevoli
Fifteen hundred square metres over three floors, with a lift and a pool
- Sleeps
- 22
- Bedrooms
- 10
- Bathrooms
- 9
- Minimum stay
- 7 nights
- From
- €950 per night
- Where
- Cevoli, Casciana Terme Lari

Villa Guardavalle
A country house in the Pisan hills, yours alone
- Sleeps
- 21
- Bedrooms
- 7
- Bathrooms
- 6
- Minimum stay
- 5 nights
- From
- €950 per night
- Where
- Crespina Lorenzana
- Built
- 19th century

Villa Donna Camilla
A cypress avenue, a vineyard of its own, and a tower with a gym at the top
- Sleeps
- 16
- Bedrooms
- 8
- Bathrooms
- 6
- Minimum stay
- 7 nights
- From
- €950 per night
- Where
- Terricciola
We let you the house. The wedding you engage yourself.
What you rent from us is the villa, its grounds, and the work of our own staff. That is the whole of the contract, and it is deliberately the whole of it.
The planner, the caterer, the florist, the photographer, the musicians and the celebrant are independent businesses. We are glad to introduce you to people who have worked in these houses for years and know where the power is and how long the drive takes — but they agree the work and the price with you, and they invoice you directly. We take no margin and no commission.
Ask any venue the same question plainly: am I paying you for the flowers, or are you introducing me to a florist? Both answers are legitimate. Not knowing which you agreed to is not.
- Included
- Exclusive use of the house and grounds for your dates, every bedroom in it, and the chapel where there is one.
- Not included
- Catering, flowers, music, hire, planning, photography. All of it excellent, none of it ours to sell.
- Said early
- Tell us the number before the date. We will say if a house is wrong for it rather than let you find out in May.
Tell us the date and the number
Two figures and we can tell you which of the five works, and which do not. We reply personally.
Compare the five houses