Borgo Stomennano Wedding Cost (2028): Prices & Capacity

Borgo Stomennano is a private hamlet of villa and farmhouses outside Monteriggioni, the walled village north of Siena, with an Italian garden, a terrace that looks across to the walls, a dining lawn under old trees, an infinity pool and a converted granary for the party. It is rented whole, for two to four nights, with beds for 38, and the wedding is a lived-in house party rather than a hotel event.

For 2028, three nights from Friday to Monday cost €32,900 with VAT, including the accommodation, and the wedding reception is a separate fee of €3,800 to €6,200 by guest count, with €1,350 for each extra event over 40 people. An 80-guest weekend with a welcome dinner and a farewell lunch comes to €41,800 in venue fees before catering and production. Weddings run from 40 to 90 guests, the party moves from the pool to the Granary at midnight, and a weekday wedding without the stay is €16,000.

Stomennano is the house-party wedding at a price that leaves room for the catering. Thirty-eight people live on the estate for three days, the ceremony is in the garden, drinks are on the terrace facing Monteriggioni's towers, dinner is under the trees and the party ends in the Granary, and the stay is flexible, two, three or four nights, midweek or weekend, instead of a compulsory week. The weekend costs only €2,800 more than the midweek, which is usually worth it for guests' travel.

The size is 50 to 70, where the overflow in Monteriggioni's hotels is small and the estate feels full rather than stretched. The reception fee runs to 90 but the indoor rooms have no published seated numbers, so at 80 or 90 the Granary layout, with dinner and dancing in the same space, is the booking decision. The villa does not take children under 14, which is a room rule rather than an estate rule, and the farmhouse apartments suit families. Midnight is when the pool party moves indoors; the finish inside is agreed with the estate.

A rental for the stay with all 38 beds, plus a reception fee by guest count and a fee per extra event over 40 people, all with 10% VAT. There is no seasonal price; the savings are in the length and days of the stay.

Planning ranges for a Friday-to-Monday weekend with 38 in residence: the rental and fees, catering at €250 to €400 a head, a welcome dinner and farewell lunch for everyone, breakfasts, planner, photography, florals, rentals and production, music and shuttles. They exclude a marquee, off-estate rooms, flights and attire.

The reception fees run to 90 and the barn is described for events of up to 90; the outdoor sequence is the estate's strength, with three indoor rooms behind it.

Three rooms in sequence: the Lemon Trees House for the ceremony, the Ball Room for drinks, the Granary for dinner and dancing, which spares a wet wedding from living in one room. The Granary has to hold tables, service, a bar and a dance floor, so at 80 or 90 ask for the layout and whether dinner turns over into the party; the earlier rooms have to take the full list too. The buildings are separate, so the walk between them is outdoors.

Thirty-eight sleep in the rental, split between the villa's three suites and self-contained farmhouse apartments with kitchens. The villa is for adults; La Corte and Tata's Bedroom are on the ground floor. Everyone else stays within fifteen minutes in Monteriggioni or at a country hotel, with Siena for the sightseers.

Bring your own team: caterer, bar, florist, photographer, band, with the estate happy to recommend and no mandatory planner or caterer. Price the catering as the whole reception, aperitivo to bar hours and staff, and let one caterer or a simpler service handle the welcome and farewell meals. The estate makes its own wine and does not impose it; settle any corkage in the agreement. A planner is worth it for a wedding spread across several buildings and three days.

The pool party runs until midnight and the night continues in the Granary to a finish agreed with the estate. Move the DJ inside before midnight so the transition is a second chapter rather than a stop.

The garden ceremony is symbolic, with the Lemon Trees House as the indoor version. Monteriggioni marries couples legally at the Sala Dante Alighieri for about 40, its municipal gardens for up to 80, and the Sala Ildebrando at Abbadia Isola for about 100, a few minutes away; the estate itself is not an authorised location. Non-Italian couples need a Nulla Osta, an Atto Notorio and certified translations; allow 60 to 90 days.

Shuttles from one or two hubs with an early return and a last run at the agreed finish. The station is in Castellina Scalo, not the walled village, and coach access to the estate should be confirmed with the owners.

Late May, June and September for dinner under the trees. July and August need a late ceremony and shade on the terrace. October leans on the Granary with no rental discount to offset it, since the rates do not change by season.

Best for: 50 to 70 guests; a private hamlet for three days with 38 in residence; a garden ceremony and dinner under the trees; your own suppliers; flexible two-to-four-night stays at a sensible price.

Things to consider: no published seated numbers for the indoor rooms; the Granary doing dinner and dancing; the villa is adults only; midnight for the outdoor party; the legal ceremony is at the Comune; breakfast and housekeeping are not in the rental.

• Can we see the Granary laid out for our dinner and party, and the Lemon Trees House and Ball Room for the full list?
• What is the indoor finish time?
• Does the €16,000 weekday option include the reception fee?
• How are the couple, children and suppliers counted toward the reception band?
• What breakfast and housekeeping can be arranged, and at what cost?
• Is there a corkage charge if we bring wine?
• Which rooms are step-free from bedroom to dinner?
• What are the deposit and cancellation terms?

• Villa La Selva, Bucine: 50 beds with breakfast and housekeeping bundled into a nightly rate.
• Villa Cetinale, Sovicille: the formal garden estate with 48 beds and a 100-guest cap.
• Castello di Celsa, Sovicille: a private castle on a two-night stay with 22 beds and a legal ceremony in the garden.
• Borgo San Luigi, Monteriggioni: the hotel alternative ten minutes away.

Use the RoamRecs Tuscany wedding venue guides and collection to compare the complete stay, not just the starting rental: how many guests sleep on-site, which events are included, the approved seated rain plan and the realistic overall budget.

For Stomennano, the useful question is whether a private three-night stay for your closest group matters more than putting the entire wedding in a hotel. That is the difference the venue is best placed to make.