Jewish Ceremonies

We have been planning and arranging authentic Jewish weddings in Tuscany for a number of years.

This region really does offer a wealth of choice when it comes to Jewish wedding locations, whether you are looking for a beautiful historic Synagogue in one of Tuscany’s famous cities of the arts, a hilltop castle, a private villa or outdoor gardens. Tuscany offers some stunning spots for you to sign the Ketubah, exchange rings and break the glass under a Chuppah. Mazel Tov!

The whole region of Tuscany is full of artistic and historical Jewish cultural treasures which is one of the reasons why many Jewish couples choose to get married here.

You can celebrate a Jewish ceremony in one of the beautiful Synagogues of Florence, Siena, Pisa, Livorno and Viareggio or under a carefully designed Chuppah, in a private reception location, overlooking the vineyards, olive groves and rolling hills.

Following the Jewish wedding ceremony we will also arrange a joyous reception, respecting the Jewish tradition of the wedding meal and chair dance! We are able to arrange and serve a delicious kosher meal or a "kosher-style" wedding menu for all your guests to enjoy..

For your Jewish wedding in Italy we will:

• Provide original Jewish music and the cantor to sing a selection from the Song of Songs
• Provide the chuppah or wedding canopy and ceremony decorations
• Arrange original Jewish music and for the cantor to sing a selection from the Song of Songs
• Provide the chuppah or wedding canopy and ceremony decorations
• Provide a band to play during the breaking of the glass
• Provide a Rabbi to perform the traditional Jewish ceremony
• Be present at the wedding ceremony to coordinate the event

Let us know what kind of Jewish wedding you would like to arrange in Tuscany and we will assist you, regardless of whether you are Orthodox, Reform, Conservative or Reconstructionist.

Remember that the Synagogues in Tuscany require direct contact with the couple.

We will assist you in the legal process, but you will need to contact the Rabbi directly and receive permission to get married in Italy.