Villa Vanzetti is a historic wedding venue located in Verona, Italy. This beautiful villa was built between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries and can provide a unique setting for your wedding event.

Facilities and Capacity
Villa Vanzetti provides indoor, covered outdoor, and uncovered outdoor event spaces that are available for your wedding ceremony, reception, wedding shower, engagement party, rehearsal dinner, or elopement. Invite your friends and family to this centuries-old villa and park that is surrounded by beautiful vineyards. The indoor space can seat up to 250 people, while the outdoor space can accommodate up to 600 people. Each room inside the villa has its own character and authentic style that can be used to enhance your wedding reception. Experience the historical gardens and vineyards as you relax at a place that is away from the crowds and confusion.

Services Offered
Villa Vanzetti is excited to be a part of one of the biggest days of your life. By request, this venue is willing to help couples with different details of their wedding day, including figuring out catering, flower design, ceremony suits, historical car rentals, music performances, escort services, and both local and domestic transportation services. Wedding event services offered include the following:

• Cleanup
  
• Event planning
  
• Get-ready rooms
  
• Parking
• Wheelchair access

Cuisine
Villa Vanzetti offers several different catering services that give couples the option to choose from a buffet-style dinner or a sit-down plated dinner. Although the venue offers catering services, the couple can choose to bring in a cake that was created by an outside vendor. Wedding catering and bar services offered include the following:

• Cake cutting
  
• Dessert
  
• Server(s)
• Bartender(s)

History
Villa Vanzetti was built in the mid-sixteenth century on a Roman settlement. After the Napoleonic troops occupied the space, it was used as a hospital for the army and then became the German headquarters and the Allied Forces headquarters during World War II. The historical garden on-site was designed in the 1700s and was filled with a variety of rare and exotic plants. The garden and its trees were taken care of by Professor Carlo Vanzetti, who was a world-famous agronomist and owner of the Villa. Today, his daughter Maria Alessandra takes care of the garden and works as an agronomist.