Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel: an estate for multi-day weddings in Tuscany

The short answer

Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel, is a private estate near Montalcino, in the Val d'Orcia, built around a medieval borgo, a chapel and its own vineyards. For a multi-day wedding it offers what few Tuscan venues can: several settings on one property, rooms for most guests on site, and the possibility of reserving the estate in exclusive use.

White gravel road lined with cypresses across the Val d'Orcia, TuscanyPhotograph · Ryan Ray
Region
Val d'Orcia, near Montalcino, Tuscany
Airports
Florence and Rome
Settings
Chapel, borgo, gardens, winery, glasshouse
Exclusive use
Possible, by arrangement with the estate
Best seasons
May to June, September to October

The estate and its settings

The estate covers a large part of the hills around Montalcino. At its centre is the borgo, a cluster of stone buildings around a small chapel, where most ceremonies take place. Around it, the vineyards, the gardens and the valley views give each event of the weekend its own setting.

The chapel and the borgo

The chapel suits an intimate ceremony. For a larger guest list, the ceremony moves outside, to a terrace above the valley.

Evenings across the estate

The welcome dinner, the rehearsal dinner and the wedding itself can each be held in a different place: the gardens, the winery, the glasshouse or the lawns of the borgo.

Stone lane of the thousand-year borgo of Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel, with potted lemon trees, Tuscany
The borgo, on the first evening.Photograph · Ryan Ray

Rooms and exclusive use

The estate offers suites and private villas, enough to host most of the wedding guests on site. Reserving it in exclusive use closes it to other visitors for the length of the celebration, which matters for families who value their privacy.

Exclusive use is agreed directly with the estate, usually more than a year ahead, and shapes the whole budget of the weekend.

Glazed dinner pavilion at Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel, long ivory tables set for a Tuscany wedding
The glasshouse, set for dinner.Photograph · Ryan Ray

When to celebrate

Late spring and early autumn are the most sought-after moments in the Val d'Orcia: long evenings, a gentler heat and the vineyards at their most beautiful. The harvest, in September and October, brings its own atmosphere to the estate.

Tall white and green floral urn on a stone pedestal in the dinner pavilion, Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel
Late spring flowers on the estate.Photograph · Ryan Ray

How the house works at Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel

The house has produced two weddings on the estate: a celebration of ten events over four days for Sophie and Gordon, and an intimate wedding for Agatha and Peter. That experience shapes how we plan: the arrivals from Florence and Rome, the order of the evenings, the teams on site and the way each setting is dressed.

White tulips and hydrangeas in cut-glass vases on the rehearsal-dinner table, Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel
The last night.Photograph · Ryan Ray

Questions about Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel

Can Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel, be reserved in exclusive use for a wedding?

Yes, by arrangement with the estate. Exclusive use is usually agreed more than a year ahead and closes the estate to other guests for the celebration.

How many guests can stay on the estate?

Most of a large guest list can stay on site in the suites and villas. The exact number depends on the dates and is confirmed with the estate.

Which airports serve Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel?

Florence and Rome. The house organises the transfers for every guest, from the airport to the estate.

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