Chianti · Tuscany · Mexico × USA · Four-day destination wedding

Four days, together
in Chianti.

A Mexican destination wedding in Tuscany, with time to celebrate, explore and simply be together.

A wedding day became four days in Tuscany. For this celebration in Chianti, a welcome dinner, a pizza party with a cooking class, a wine tour, the wedding reception and a poolside farewell brunch created time for much more than one occasion.

For a couple based in the United States, with Mexican heritage, the celebration became a shared stay in the Tuscan countryside. Each gathering brought a different atmosphere, connected by the pleasure of discovering the region and spending time together.

An Italian welcome — pizza & a cooking class

A welcome dinner and pizza party opened the celebration with a relaxed introduction to Italian hospitality. A cooking class invited guests to take part, turning the meal into an experience to share.

It was an informal beginning: a chance to settle in, reconnect and enjoy the first moments of a destination wedding that would unfold over four days.

Beyond the wedding — a Tuscan wine tour

The programme also made room to explore Tuscany, with a wine tour taking in Montalcino, San Gimignano and Greve in Chianti. The experience connected the wedding stay with the landscapes, towns and wine culture of the region.

These moments gave guests another way to spend time together, carrying the celebration beyond the wedding venue and into the places around it.

The wedding reception in Chianti

At the heart of the four-day gathering was the wedding reception. An outdoor dinner beneath crystal chandeliers, with long tables and candlelight, brought family and friends together in the Tuscan countryside.

After the welcome and shared experiences, the reception became the central moment of a celebration already filled with connections and memories.

A poolside farewell brunch

A farewell brunch by the pool brought the celebrations to a gentle close. There was time for another meal together, conversations about the days just shared and goodbyes before guests continued their journeys.