Attire

Placeholder: describe the dress code for the ceremony and reception here. Common options include black-tie optional, garden formal, cocktail, or Tuscan chic. Add any color or fabric guidance if you have it.

Placeholder: describe the vibe for the non-wedding events. The welcome dinner and pizza party are casual but still Italian-nice; the pool party is swimwear and a coverup. Add your own spin as you land on specifics.

The borgo is a 12th-century hamlet, which means a lot of uneven stone, gravel paths, and grass. Stilettos are a struggle here. Wedges, block heels, or elegant flats will serve you much better, especially for the ceremony and cocktail hour.

June in Tuscany is typically warm and sunny during the day and can get cool once the sun drops. A light wrap, shawl, or jacket for the evening events is a smart pack.