A Multi-Day Wedding in the Heart of Tuscany

Emmy & Max at Borgo Casabianca
Some weddings simply can’t be told in a single day.
Emmy and Max – a stylish New York–based couple – celebrated their love unfolding as a beautifully layered multiple-day wedding experience in the heart of Tuscany, where ritual, togetherness, and la dolce vita blended effortlessly.

Set against the rolling hills of the Val d’Orcia, this three-day celebration felt timeless, intentional, and deeply human: a perfect example of how a destination wedding can become a true journey rather than a single event.

Day One: A Relaxed Pizza Party with Friends & Family
The weekend began with a relaxed and playful rhythm.
Instead of a formal rehearsal dinner, Emmy and Max hosted a casual pizza party for all their guests — a celebration of simplicity and shared joy: the welcome dinner felt less like an event and more like a gathering of people who belong together.

A rustic, earthy-toned imperial table evoked the hues of soil and Tuscan nature, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Wood-fired ovens, laughter floating in the air, and the unmistakable scent of fresh basil and melted mozzarella set the perfect informal, authentic, and deeply convivial evening where guests truly connected and bonds formed naturally.

Day Two: The wedding day
The first part of the wedding day was dedicated entirely to what mattered most: the religious Jewish ceremony.
Under the chuppah, surrounded by family and friends who traveled from all over the world, Emmy and Max honored ancient traditions in a setting that felt both sacred and grounded in nature.

The aperitivo and a scenic wedding table setting
The guest enjoyed the aperitif amidst the timeless stone walls of Borgo Casabianca, soaking in the historic atmosphere and the stunning beauty of the landscape before the dinner began with a real “wow effect”: the table setting, brought to life by the vision and creativity of Alessia from Corsini Events, was a refined play of shapes and movement. Soft white fabrics draped over the two imperial tables created a sense of flow, while an eclectic mix of white porcelain vases—each different in shape and size—added rhythm and character.

Fresh, modern floral arrangements completed the look, bringing just the right touch of green and elegance to the overall design. A true celebration of sophistication, understated and effortlessly refined, with no excess or ostentation.

The couple decided to end the dinner and surprise their guests with a funny alternative to wedding cakes: A delicious Tiramisu tower, the most famous Italian dessert featuring layers of espresso, ladyfingers, and mascarpone in stacked glass cups to bring the perfect vibe to start the party!

Day Three: Pool Party Brunch, Tuscan Slow Living
The final day was an open invitation to slow down.
A sun-soaked pool party brunch brought the celebration to a close in the most Italian way possible — relaxed, joyful, and unstructured.

Swimwear, sunglasses, spontaneous dips in the pool, and a long brunch shared under the Tuscan sun. No schedule, no expectations — just the pleasure of lingering a little longer inside that dreamy bubble.
Emmy and Max, free from any formality, spent the day enjoying their people, turning the wedding weekend into something that felt more like a holiday than a farewell.

A Wedding Designed as an Experience
This three-day celebration at Borgo Casabianca was not just a wedding — it was a carefully curated experience.
Each day carried its own emotional weight, flowing naturally from sacred ritual to celebration, and finally into rest and connection.

Blending Jewish tradition, New York energy, and the soul of Tuscany, Emmy and Max’s wedding is a perfect reflection of how multi-day weddings allow couples to be fully present, creating a truly stress-free wedding experience for themselves and their guests.
In Tuscany, stories like this don’t need to be forced — they simply unfold.

If you are dreaming an Italian wedding experience like this don’t hesitate to contact us!