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Wedding in Tuscany & Florence
How & where to get married in Tuscany & Florence
There have been volumes already written about Italy's favorite region. A land of beautiful medieval hill towns, rich vineyards and rolling countryside. A place to linger for as long as possible to savor the cuisine, wines and explore the many treasures around every corner.
The incredible views & beautiful medieval towns make a great backdrop for a wedding in Tuscany. Travelers have come to Tuscany for centuries, but now it is possible to get married in many locations all across Tuscany.
Popular locations for Tuscany weddings, where it is easy for non-Italians to marry include the towns: Florence - Certaldo - Colle de Val d'Elsa - Radda in Chianti - Siena - San Gimigano - Montepulciano - Castelina in Chianti - San Quirico d'Orcia - & more.
Tuscany offers many majestic locations for your wedding.
With medieval citadels lacing every hill top with cobbled streets & majestic views.
Weddings in Florence are often described as the most amazing anywhere on the planet. The "Red Hall", in the centre of Florence, is used for civil wedding ceremonies & is one of the most dramatic locations on earth for a wedding. This city of culure offers a unique experience for a historic Florence wedding.
Other areas such as Siena or Chianti are friendly and welcoming to couples from overseas. These & the many other historic town all across Tuscany offer a great experience for a wedding. If you bring guests, they will all be truely amazed at the Tuscany location & the beauty of the actual buildings where ceremonies are conducted.
- For full details & spectacular video showing weddings & the locations around in Tuscany & a full wedding ceremony in Florence see
'The Complete Guide to Weddings in Italy'.
Quotes from couples married in Italy
'We got married in the famous Red Hall of Palazzo Vecchio in Florence. We danced in the square after the ceremony while the tourists all filmed and photographed us. Wonderful!'
- Jenny & Oliver wed in Florence August 2009
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