The villas of the Veneto for your wedding or event
The most beautiful villas of the Veneto, ready to welcome you to the table
The right villa isn't rented. It's recognised.
“Every villa has its own light, its own rhythm, its own character. We know how to find the one that resembles you.”
For twenty years we've worked in the villas of the Veneto: the ones with the cypress-lined driveway, the Italian garden, the frescoed hall and the light that shifts hour by hour. We know every entrance, every kitchen, every logistical quirk. That's why we don't just bring the catering: we help you understand which villa truly works for your number of guests, for the kind of celebration you imagine, for how you want to feel that day. If you've already chosen, we adapt. If you're still looking, we'll guide you.
Tenuta Paradisi
Tenuta Paradisi was created to offer an exclusive space for events, designed to let you live every moment carefree. Surrounded by nature, the estate combines elegance and modernity, creating the ideal atmosphere for an unforgettable event, where every detail is considered to ensure comfort and serenity.
Villa Rossi Foscarini
Villa Foscarini Rossi stands on the Riviera del Brenta, in Stra, halfway between Padua and Venice. It's a seventeenth-century noble residence, with the Hall of Frescoes decorated in trompe l'oeil, the Sansovino-style portico and a centuries-old park with an Italian garden. Spaces designed to amaze, that stay imprinted in guests' eyes as in the memories of those who celebrate.
Villa Selvatico
Villa Selvatico stands on the Colli Euganei, in Battaglia Terme, embraced by an eleven-hectare park with centuries-old trees and thermal ponds. The villa dates to the end of the sixteenth century; the Italian garden was transformed in the nineteenth century by Giuseppe Jappelli into a romantic park that still enchants today. The frescoed halls of the piano nobile and the panoramic terraces counterpoint a nature that doesn't take second place, it sits at the table with you.
Villa Ghislanzoni
Villa Ghislanzoni stands in Bertesina, on the outskirts of Vicenza, surrounded by a centuries-old park of more than three hectares fed by the waters of the river Tribolo. An eighteenth-century residence owned by the Curti family for over two centuries, it's part of a complex that also includes the Palladian Villa Gazzotti Marcello. Eighteenth-century statues, wrought-iron gates, barchesse and an Italian garden form a setting where history is truly breathed, not imagined.
Villa da Ponte
Villa da Ponte stands in Cadoneghe in the heart of the Paduan countryside, within an ancient Roman centuriation. It was enlarged in the mid-eighteenth century by Nicolò Da Ponte as a country residence: the music room with frescoes attributed to Giambattista Crosato, the private oratory of 1749 and the surrounding grounds still tell the understated elegance of a Venetian family on the mainland. A villa on a human scale, where prestige doesn't overwhelm, it accompanies.
Villa Greggio
Villa Greggio stands in Casalserugo, in the Bassa Padovana, as a noble country residence of eighteenth-century origin. Passed over time through the Trevisan, Da Zara and finally Greggio families, with a history that even crosses paths with the pioneers of Italian aviation, today it's a family-run agriturismo where the estate's farming soul has remained intact. The former late-seventeenth-century granary, with its original exposed beams, holds up to 140 guests: a hall that tells centuries with nothing more needed.
Villa da Rio
Villa da Rio stands in Roncajette di Ponte San Nicolò, in the heart of the Paduan countryside, facing what was once a branch of the Bacchiglione river — today a dead channel that has vanished over the centuries. It is the oldest villa in the municipality: the central body dates back to the seventeenth century, while the side wings and the family chapel were added in the following one. It belonged to the Da Rio family — not noble, but cultured and wealthy — the same family from which the scientist Antonio Da Rio descended. Behind the high wall that once enclosed gardens and orchards, a restraint remains that seeks no ostentation: here elegance is not declared, it is inhabited.
Haven't chosen yet?
Finding the venue can be the most stressful part of the planning. We know dozens of spaces across Padua, Treviso, Vicenza and Verona, and we know which one truly works for your number of guests, your budget and the kind of experience you have in mind. Tell us what you're picturing: we'll propose three options hand-picked by us, ready to welcome you.
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