Getting married in spring at Villa Taticchi: blossoming, history and conviviality
A wedding that evokes nature, time and home
Spring is the season when Villa Taticchi comes to life alongside its garden. The colours return in all their delicacy, the air grows lighter, and the outdoor spaces take centre stage. It is the ideal time for those dreaming of an elegant yet informal wedding, surrounded by nature and history.
Getting married at Villa Taticchi means choosing a historic residence in Umbria that has for centuries welcomed, protected and told stories of family, the local area and conviviality.
A history spanning the centuries and reaching right up to your wedding day
Villa Taticchi was founded in 1366 as a watchtower overlooking the Tiber valley, a strategic stronghold under the rule of the Abbey of Santa Maria in Val di Ponte.
Over time, the house grew around that medieval tower: the 16th-century hall, the 19th-century parlour and finally the extension of 1930, when Giuseppe Taticchi and Countess Maria Fulvia Chiericati married, giving the Villa the form we know today.
By celebrating a wedding here, you step into a history that speaks of union, family and continuity. It is not your typical wedding venue: it is a living home, inhabited by the same family for over 150 years.
Spring: the perfect time to enjoy the outdoor spaces
In spring, the garden at Villa Taticchi becomes the heart of the experience. The expansive green spaces convey a sense of peace and openness, whilst the River Tiber forms the property’s natural boundary, offering an intimate and picturesque view.
The courtyard, terrace and garden provide the perfect setting for outdoor ceremonies and receptions, always ensuring privacy and exclusivity, essential elements for important events such as weddings. For large events, the entire venue is reserved for the bride and groom and their guests, so that every moment can be enjoyed without interruption.
A cuisine that follows the seasons and reflects the local area
Spring finds its way onto the plates, just as it does into the garden.
Villa Taticchi’s cuisine draws on the local area, seasonality and simplicity: fresh ingredients, often sourced from the vegetable garden, and dishes that are carefully prepared but never overly elaborate.
A distinctive feature is the use of edible flowers and plants, which reach their peak in spring, making every course harmonious and natural.
The wedding menu is tailor-made in collaboration with the bride and groom, always maintaining a balance between beauty and flavour.
Dining at Villa Taticchi means sharing and feeling at home.
Elegance without formality: true luxury is authenticity
The atmosphere at weddings at Villa Taticchi is elegant yet informal.
There is no stiffness, nor any artificial staging. The surroundings speak for themselves: the medieval tower, the 16th-century hall, the original furnishings, and the details that tell a story of lived history, not a reconstruction.
The Villa is ideal for couples seeking a refined yet personal wedding, where beauty arises from the harmony between the venue, the people and the shared moments.
A family welcome and genuine care for the couple
What most sets Villa Taticchi apart is the fact that the owners are also the managers.
This allows for a direct, authentic relationship, built on listening and genuine care. Every wedding is organised with discretion, without unrealistic promises, but with a desire to exceed expectations through attentive care.
An in-house coordinator oversees the organisation of the event and collaborates with selected professionals, such as Materia Ceramica and MAFY Wedding, to ensure consistency, quality and respect for the Villa’s identity, as well as the couple’s wishes.
A wedding that remains in the minds and hearts of those who experience it
Getting married in spring at Villa Taticchi means enjoying an experience that goes beyond the ceremony.
It is a meeting of history and the present, of nature and conviviality, of elegance and simplicity.
A wedding that creates true moments. A day that is not merely celebrated, but lived to the full.
