To make your wedding truly unforgettable, Podere Sant'Antonio welcomes you with exclusive spaces, services with attention to the smallest details, and a unique atmosphere, where Tuscan nature meets the warmth of hospitality. A place suspended in time, immersed in the evocative Crete Senesi, which transforms into a dream setting for a reception created just for you.

What it offers

The authentic beauty of the farmhouse, its soft colors, the scents of the countryside, the golden light of the sunset, and the simple but refined style of the rooms are the perfect ingredients for a celebration to remember. Every detail is designed to give you a once-in-a-lifetime experience in a place where quiet is true and beauty is everywhere.

A 19th-century farmhouse once owned by a noble Sienese family, restored to its former glory, it offers elegant interiors featuring fine furnishings and bathrooms made entirely of local travertine, which speak the language of tradition with a touch of understated luxury. The different spaces ( including the farmhouse are considered the beauty 9000 square meters of area )can be set up according to your needs, with the possibility of hosting intimate receptions or larger ceremonies, in any season of the year. Outside, the large panoramic garden opens onto the rolling hills of the Crete Senesi, providing a natural and romantic setting for outdoor receptions, sunset aperitifs, and dinners under the stars.

Ceremony

For those who want a symbolic ceremony surrounded by nature, the Podere garden offers the perfect setting: understated, poetic, and authentic. Every corner can be personalized, making the moment of your "yes" unique.

Podere Sant'Antonio provides the bride and groom with a select network of local professionals to take care of everything, with discretion, experience, and sensitivity. From floral arrangements to lighting design, from catering to music, from photography to personalized accessories, every detail will be taken care of with love.

Podere Sant'Antonio is a wedding venue located in Siena, Italy.