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Tuscany is Italy's most popular region for destination weddings, and every venue has its own rules for music. Some villas let the party run until 3am; others stop outdoor music at 11pm. Here's what to expect at the venues where we arrange music most often, and the bands who know them.

Venues in Tuscany

Bucine, Arezzo

Casa Cornacchi

Music is usually turned down at midnight and finishes by 1am.

Monticchiello, Siena

Agriturismo Terre di Nano

Outdoor music moves indoors after midnight under local noise rules.

Gavorrano, Grosseto

Conti di San Bonifacio Wine Resort

Music can generally continue until 3am.

Sinalunga, Siena

Villa Castelletto

Outdoor music commonly ends around 2am, with a paid extension sometimes possible; some musicians have been told midnight or 1am outdoors.

Castelnuovo Berardenga, Siena

Villa Catignano

The music usually finishes at 2am, occasionally 1am, so check your contract.

Roccastrada, Grosseto

La Pescaia Resort

Outdoor music must finish by 12:30am.

Monteriggioni, Siena

Borgo Stomennano

Outdoor music ends at 12:30am; the party can continue in the cellar until 3am.

Impruneta, Florence

Villa Corsini a Mezzomonte

Outdoor music is tightly controlled, with strict limits from late evening and a noise limit at the boundary.

Castellina in Chianti, Siena

Borgo di Pietrafitta Relais

There's a strict noise limit outdoors at midnight; the wine cellar can usually carry on until around 2am.

Volterra, Pisa

Villa di Ulignano

Events usually end by about 2am.

Asciano, Siena

The Lazy Olive Villa (Podere Finerri)

There's no hard curfew; the volume should come down after 3am.

San Pancrazio, Lucca

Villa Grabau

There's a strict 1am curfew, with a paid extension to 2am sometimes possible.

Buti, Pisa

Valle di Badia

Outdoor music runs until 10:30pm, then moves indoors.

Sovicille, Siena

Villa Cetinale

Outdoor music finishes at 1am; indoors it can continue until 3am.

Bucine, Arezzo

Villa Cini

Live bands outdoors are understood to have to finish around 11pm, with a DJ allowed to continue at lower volume until about 12:30am.

Chiusdino, Siena

Abbazia di San Galgano

A standard party ends at midnight; with exclusive hire it can run until 3am.

What to know about music in Tuscany

  • Many Tuscan venues stop amplified outdoor music between 11pm and 1am, with an indoor space (cellar, limonaia or hall) for the rest of the party.
  • Rural villas often have power some distance from the best set-up spots, so musicians need extension cables or battery-powered sound.
  • Aperitivo music matters here: folk trios, jazz bands and DJ-plus-sax sets are popular in the golden hour.
  • September, June and May are the busiest months, so book early for those dates.

Musicians who play Tuscany's venues

Questions couples ask

What time does wedding music finish in Tuscany?

It depends on the venue. Many stop amplified music outdoors between 11pm and 1am and move the party indoors, while a few allow music until 2am or 3am. Each venue guide on this page gives the details.

How much is a wedding band in Tuscany?

Evening bands at popular venues typically cost around €2,000 to €3,000, with premium show bands from €5,000. Aperitivo musicians are typically around €1,200 to €1,900.

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