Saturday, 26th June 2027
Villa Barberino • Tuscany, Italy
RSVP
We know a destination wedding takes time to plan for. Formal RSVPs will come this Fall, but if you’re fairly certain you’ll be joining us, please let us know. It helps as we plan!
Itinerary
Welcome Party
Friday, 25 June, 2027
Join us for drinks, aperitivo, and Tuscan-style pizza.
Dress Code: Italian Garden Party
Ceremony & Reception
Saturday, 26 June, 2027
The ceremony will take place outdoors, with cocktails, dinner, and lots of dancing to follow.
Dress Code: Summer Formal - think elevated and intentional, colorful and fun. Dress to impress!
Accommodations
Viale Barberino, 19 · Meleto, Cavriglia · Arezzo, Italy
We have exclusive use of Villa Barberino for the entire weekend. All festivities will take place on the grounds, with accommodations available on-site for most guests and additional lodging nearby for other parties.
We will reach out with room details and booking instructions soon. Please note that guests will be responsible for the cost of their accommodations.
Getting Here
Villa Barberino is conveniently located in the heart of Tuscany. It's an easy trip whether you're coming from Florence, Pisa, or Rome. See below for travel suggestions.
Flying in
Florence (FLR) is the closest airport, about 40 minutes from the villa. Pisa (PSA) is another good option, roughly an hour and fifty minutes away, and can be a little cheaper. If you're making a trip of it, Rome (FCO) tends to have the best international options - it's about two and a half hours away by car or train.
By train
From Florence, a regional train reaches San Giovanni Valdarno — the closest station to the villa — in about 40 minutes, and they run all day with relatively cheap fares. From there it's a 15-minute taxi or bus transfer to Villa Barberino. Coming from Rome, take a Frecciarossa high-speed train up to Florence (about 1h20), then change to the regional line back down to San Giovanni Valdarno (40 minutes).
By car
A car is by far the best way to explore Italy. The drive to the villa is about 40 minutes from Florence, an hour and a half from Pisa, and two and a half hours from Rome, all of it through classic Tuscan countryside. A few Italy notes: get an International Driving Permit, book early to secure an automatic if you don't drive stick, and watch out for limited-traffic zones in town centers. There's parking at the villa.
The Venue
Featuring panoramic views of the Tuscan hills, Villa Barberino sits between the Valdarno and Chianti valleys. The villa is a fully restored medieval estate that dates back to ancient times, family-owned since its restoration in 1988.
There’s an outdoor pool and full-service restaurant on-site, as well as activities to do around the area like horseback riding, winery tours and tastings, and visiting local historic sites.
FAQs
- What’s the dress code?
- All events will be outdoors, so please plan attire accordingly. Friday's welcome dinner is Italian Garden Party and Saturday's ceremony and reception is Summer Formal.
- Is this a child-free wedding?
- We love your kids, but we do encourage you to give yourselves a vacation sans children. The decision is yours to make!
- Can I bring a plus one?
- We are only able to accommodate guests who are formally named on your invitation. We appreciate your understanding.
- What’s the best way to get from the airport to Villa Barberino?
- Please refer to the "Getting Here" section above.
- What should we do while we’re in Tuscany/Italy in general?
- We’re putting together a list of things to do for those who want to make a trip out of this! Check back later for updates.
- What’s the weather like in Tuscany in late June?
- Warm, sunny, and beautiful — peak Tuscan summer. Expect daytime temperatures around 80ºF with cooler evenings in the hills. All events will be outdoors, so pack a light sweater or jacket for the evenings.
- More questions?
- More details will be added to this page as the wedding gets closer, but in the meantime feel free to shoot us a note at the below email address.