Locations/Florence
Florence Wedding Films
Wedding films in Florence — Renaissance villas and the Tuscan hills.
01 — Florence
Filmed the way the place asks to be
Florence is the Renaissance made into a city — domes and bell towers, ochre façades, the Arno catching fire at sunset. For a wedding film it offers what few places can: genuine history as a backdrop, paired with the warm, golden Tuscan light that flatters everything it touches. A film here feels like turning the pages of something old and beautiful.
We film Florentine weddings with an editorial eye and a sense of occasion. The view across the city from a hillside villa in Fiesole. A civil ceremony in a frescoed Renaissance hall. The walk through a cypress garden with Brunelleschi's dome floating in the distance. And then, as the city cools, dinner under the trees as the hills turn from green to gold. Florence balances grandeur and intimacy beautifully, and a good film holds both.
Florence also makes a natural base for the wider Tuscan countryside — Chianti, the hills of the Mugello, the wine estates just beyond the city. Many couples marry in a villa minutes from the centre yet feel completely in the countryside. We help you choose between the city's historic rooms and the hills around it, and plan the day so the light works at each. (For the wider region — Chianti, Val d'Orcia, Siena — see our Tuscany page.)
If you're marrying in Florence and want a film with history, warmth and editorial calm, we'd love to talk.
02 — Venues we love
Places couples marry here
- Villa Cora
- opulent 19th-century villa and gardens
- Four Seasons Firenze
- historic palazzo and private park
- Villa Gamberaia (Settignano)
- Renaissance garden masterpiece
- Palazzo Vecchio
- civil ceremonies in historic state rooms
- Villa di Maiano / Il Borro
- hillside villas and estates near the city
Plus the wine estates of the immediate Florentine hills.
03 — Local questions
The questions couples ask
Can you film a ceremony at Palazzo Vecchio?
Yes — we're familiar with Florence's historic civil-ceremony venues and plan filming around their rules.
Are drones allowed around Florence?
Over the historic city centre, generally no; in the surrounding hills and at some villas it may be possible. We confirm per venue and date.
What's the difference between your Florence and Tuscany pages?
Florence covers the city and its immediate hills; Tuscany covers the wider region — Chianti, Val d'Orcia, Siena and beyond.
When is the best time to marry in Florence?
May–June and September–early October for the softest light and comfortable temperatures; high summer is hot, so we lean into golden hour.
Say hello
Plan your wedding film
Tell us your date and venue — we reply within 24–48 hours.
