What’s the dress code?

Pizza Party: We thought it would be fun to embrace the Italian theme with red, white, and green (like the Italian flag). This is completely optional, so feel free to join in if you like, or just wear whatever you feel comfortable in!

Wedding Day: The dress code is garden-party smart. Think suits for men and summery florals for women (see ideas below), but again, it’s totally optional. We want you to feel comfortable and focus on having the best time with us!

Do we need to bring a gift?

Your presence is the greatest gift to us, especially as so many of you are travelling a long way to celebrate with us. We truly don’t expect anything more!

However, if you’d still like to give a gift, a contribution towards our honeymoon would be amazing and much appreciated.

What is for breakfast and when?

Breakfast is a delicious classic continental spread, including:

Cereal Corner: Coco Pops, Cornflakes, and Muesli.
Pastries: Mini croissants (filled and plain) and tarts.
Breads & Spreads: Assorted breads, jams, and butter.
Other Treats: Yoghurt, fresh fruit, cold cuts (ham, salami), cheese, and assorted quiches.
Drinks: Juices, coffee, and tea.

It will be served in the Breakfast Room within the Main Villa for those staying at the villa. Here are the approximate timings for each day:

30th September (Wedding Day): 10:00–11:30 AM
1st October (Pool Day): 9:30–11:00 AM
2nd October (Check-out Day): 8:00–9:30 AM

We’ll have gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options available. If you have any questions or specific requirements, let us know using the form below!

Places worth visiting nearby?

Tuscany is full of stunning destinations to discover, and if you're looking for inspiration, here are a few places we’ve visited and absolutely loved. Each one offers something special and is well worth the trip!

Siena (15 mins from the villa)

A stunning medieval city famous for its preserved architecture and vibrant history.

Key Highlights: Piazza del Campo (home of the Palio horse race), Siena Cathedral, and Torre del Mangia.

San Gimignano (50 mins from the villa)

Known as the “Town of Fine Towers,” it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Key Highlights: Climb the Torre Grossa for views, visit the Duomo, and try its world-famous gelato at Gelateria Dondoli.

Volterra (1 hr from the villa)

A walled town with a rich Etruscan history and a mysterious atmosphere. En route from Pisa.

Key Highlights: The Roman Theatre, Palazzo dei Priori, and the Alabaster workshops.

San Miniato (1 hr 20 mins from the villa)

A quaint hill town famous for its white truffles and beautiful views. En route from Pisa.

Key Highlights: The Rocca di Federico II tower, Piazza della Repubblica, and seasonal truffle festivals.

Florence (1 hr 30 mins from the villa)

The birthplace of the Renaissance and a must-see for art and culture lovers.

Key Highlights: The Uffizi Gallery, Florence Cathedral (Duomo), Ponte Vecchio, and Michelangelo’s David.

Pisa (2 hrs from the villa)

Known worldwide for its iconic Leaning Tower.

Key Highlights: The Piazza dei Miracoli, Baptistery, and Pisa Cathedral.

Lucca (2 hrs from the villa)

A charming city surrounded by well-preserved Renaissance walls. Close to Pisa Airport.

Key Highlights: Walk or cycle along the walls, visit the Guinigi Tower, and explore Piazza dell’Anfiteatro. Our favourite restaurant was Stella Polare.

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