Sicily Weddings | Venues & Planning

Castelbuono, Sicily

Abbazia Santa Anastasia is a medieval abbey founded around 1100 in the Madonie mountains near Castelbuono, now operating as a charming wine resort on 450 hectares of vineyards, olive trees, and woodland. The property offers 29 rooms sleeping up to 70 guests (named after regional grape varieties), a medieval church for vow renewals, a tree-lined garden with gazebo for ceremonies of up to 100, two restaurants, and a Demeter-certified organic winery with wine tastings.

Vittoria, Sicily

Baglio Occhipinti is a 17th-century farmhouse on more than 10 hectares in the heart of Sicily's Cerasuolo di Vittoria DOCG wine region — the island's only DOCG denomination. Restored by landscape architect Fausta Occhipinti, the baglio preserves its classic Sicilian stone architecture while introducing contemporary interiors that honour the farmhouse tradition.

Castellammare del Golfo, Sicily

Baglio Strafalcello is a historic baglio built at the end of the 19th century in the Trapani hills, just kilometres from the fishing village of Scopello. Set at the centre of a wine estate surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, the property offers rare views of the sea and the Gulf of Castellammare from its terrace, with the village of Erice visible in the distance.

Palazzolo Acreide, Sicily

Borgo del Carato is a luxury resort set on 90 hectares of private parkland in the Sicilian countryside near Palazzolo Acreide, surrounded by carob trees and centenary olive groves. The property offers 27 rooms sleeping 60-65 guests, a restored private chapel with original Baroque details, a nearly 200-square-metre saltwater pool, and multiple indoor reception halls alongside extensive outdoor spaces for up to 300 guests.

Noto, Sicily

Braccialieri is a newly launched luxury resort near Noto in southeastern Sicily, built around a restored 19th-century olive mill (palmento) and set among centuries-old olive groves. Every element has been designed to celebrate Sicilian culture — from pool tiles replicating the owner's grandmother's kitchen to the Dodici Zappe Restaurant led by Michelin-starred Chef Francesco Giura.

Vizzini, Sicily

Castello Camemi is a historic castle in Vizzini in the heart of the UNESCO-listed Val di Noto, approximately 30 minutes from Catania. The property has been converted into a charming castle hotel with 14 rooms — imperial suites, junior suites, and classic rooms — accommodating 30 overnight guests.

Brucoli, Sicily

Commenda di San Calogero is a 17th-century historical estate in Brucoli, positioned between Catania and Syracuse on Sicily's Ionian coast with views toward Mount Etna. Lovingly restored by an owner who is both architect and designer, the property features exquisite renovations, beautifully landscaped gardens with shaded seating and peaceful corners, and 9 bedrooms for overnight guests.

Syracuse, Sicily

Donna Coraly is a 14th-century fortified farmhouse transformed into a MICHELIN Key country boutique hotel, set between Syracuse and the Baroque splendour of Val di Noto in southeastern Sicily. The estate extends across more than 6,000 square metres of botanical parkland — the ancient Baglio courtyard, a Bio Park, Bio Pond, Conservatory, and an avenue of ancient olive trees creating distinct spaces for different moments of a celebration.