A Piedmont Italy wedding with Kiss Me Italy takes place in the Langhe, the Barolo hills south of Alba, with published packages from €2,900 to €5,200. They include a ceremony with celebrant in a historic Barolo cellar, flowers, photographer and private wine tastings, and the longer ones add dinner and a night in a superior room. They suit couples and small groups, and the best months are September to November, during the grape harvest and the white truffle season.
Langhe Wedding Packages and Prices
These are the live Kiss Me Italy packages in Piedmont, Italy. All take place in the Langhe, around Barolo, and prices are in euros.
| Package | Type | Location | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Barolo Wedding | Elopement for two | Hand-carved Barolo wine cellar, seven metres underground | One day | €3,600 |
| Barolo Infinity | Elopement for two | Barolo wine cellar, Langhe | Two days, one night | €5,200 |
| Barolo Vow Renewal | Vow renewal | Historic Barolo cellar, Langhe | One day | €2,900 |
| Barolo Love Escape | Vow renewal | Historic Barolo cellar, Langhe | Two days, one night | €4,900 |
| The Barolo Promise | Marriage proposal | Hand-carved Barolo cellar, Langhe | One day | €2,900 |
| Barolo Overnight | Marriage proposal | Barolo cellar and vineyards, Langhe | Two days | €4,200 |
Kiss Me Italy does not publish a full wedding package with guests in Piedmont at the moment. For a wedding with family and friends, prices are on request and are built venue by venue.
What the Barolo Packages Include
The Barolo Wedding, €3,600
- Floral decoration in the wine cellar and a professional ceremony celebrant.
- Handcrafted bridal bouquet, buttonhole and veil.
- Handfasting with the red ribbon and the Barolo Ritual, where you pour wine into each other’s glass.
- Private Langhe wine tasting with cured meats and cheeses.
- Photographer with delivery within 24 hours, plus live streaming or video for family at home.
- Full coordination from the first enquiry to the final toast.
Barolo Infinity, €5,200
Everything in The Barolo Wedding, plus a dinner of traditional Piedmontese cuisine and a night in a superior room with breakfast.
The second day brings a walk through the Barolo vineyards, a second private tasting of the great reds of the Langhe and a Wine Memory Box with three bottles of fine Langhe wines.
Optional Extras
On request, the elopements can add live music with violin or accordion, a private truffle hunt with a truffle hunter and his dog, a vintage car tour through the Barolo villages or a full cinematic video.
How the Two Days of Barolo Infinity Unfold
This is the order of the experience as listed on the product page. Exact times are agreed with you when you book.
Day One
- You walk down into the wine cellar, seven metres below ground, decorated with flowers.
- The celebrant leads the ceremony, with the red ribbon handfasting and the Barolo Ritual.
- The photographer follows the ceremony, and family at home can watch by live streaming or video.
- A first private tasting of Langhe wines follows, with cured meats and cheeses.
- In the evening you have dinner with traditional Piedmontese cuisine, then a night in a superior room.
Day Two
- Breakfast, then a slow walk through the Barolo vineyards.
- A second private tasting, dedicated to the great reds of the Langhe.
- You leave with the Wine Memory Box: three bottles of fine Langhe wines.
Photos arrive within 24 hours, so you can share them with family before you leave Italy.
Who the Langhe Packages Suit
- Couples who love wine: every elopement and vow renewal includes a private tasting, and the ceremony takes place among the barrels.
- Couples who want privacy: the elopements are for two, with no guests and a celebrant, photographer and coordinator only.
- Couples who travel in autumn: the season of harvest and truffles is when the Langhe are at their liveliest.
- Couples who married already: the vow renewals repeat the cellar ceremony with a celebrant and the red ribbon ritual.
Why Choose a Piedmont Italy Wedding
The vineyard hills of Langhe-Roero and Monferrato have been on the UNESCO World Heritage listing since 2014, as the “Vineyard Landscape of Piedmont”. It is wine country first: small towns, cellars and rows of Nebbiolo on every slope.
Food is a large part of the day. Piedmontese menus mean tajarin, agnolotti del plin, Barolo and Barbaresco, and white truffles in autumn.
The villages are small and the pace is slow. That makes the Langhe a good fit for an elopement or a small wedding in a quiet setting.
Note on the name: in the United States, “Piedmont” can mean Piedmont, California, or Piedmont Park in Atlanta. This page is about Piedmont, Italy, the region the Italians call Piemonte.
Where to Get Married in Piedmont
The Langhe and Barolo
The Langhe lie south of Alba and are home to Barolo and Barbaresco. All our Piedmont packages are set here, in historic Barolo wine cellars.
The cellar ceremony takes place underground, among oak barrels, so it does not depend on the weather. The vineyard walk and tastings follow above ground.
Monferrato
Monferrato, to the north-east, has softer hills, castles and wine estates. It is part of the same UNESCO site and can host larger weddings, with prices on request.
Roero
Roero sits across the Tanaro river from the Langhe, with sandy hills and white wines. It is a quieter area for a welcome dinner or a tasting with guests.
For other wine regions with venues and packages, see our page on vineyard weddings in Italy.
Best Time for a Wedding in Piedmont
| Period | What to expect |
|---|---|
| April to June | Green vineyards, long days and mild temperatures for outdoor tastings and walks. |
| July and August | Warm days in the hills; the underground cellar stays cool for the ceremony. |
| September and October | Grape harvest in the vineyards and autumn colors on the hills. |
| October to early December | White truffle season. The 2026 Alba White Truffle Fair runs from 10 October to 6 December. |
| Winter | Quiet villages and foggy hills; the cellar ceremony works all year. |
The truffle fair dates come from the official fair website of the Fiera Internazionale del Tartufo Bianco d’Alba. Autumn is the busiest time in the Langhe, so book rooms early if you travel then.
Planning a Larger Wedding in Piedmont
For a wedding with guests, the costs depend on the venue, the season and the number of days. These ranges are the prices already published on Kiss Me Italy for Italy as a whole.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Wedding planner, coordination of the day | €1,500 to €4,000 |
| Wedding planner, partial planning | €4,000 to €10,000 |
| Wedding planner, full service | €10,000 to €30,000+ |
| Photographer, full wedding day (8–10 hours) | €5,000 to €12,000 |
| Celebrant for a symbolic ceremony | €800 to €2,500 |
| String quartet for the ceremony | €2,000 to €3,500 |
| Private coach for guests, one day | €1,200 to €2,500 |
| Venue, catering and rooms in Piedmont | On request |
A planning consultation with Kiss Me Italy costs €720. For a broader view of prices, read how much a wedding in Italy costs.
Getting There
Piedmont is served by Turin and Milan airports, and the Langhe are reached by car. Inside the hills, guests move by car or private coach, since the villages are spread out.
The Barolo packages for two include coordination of the day. For groups, a private coach costs €1,200 to €2,500 per day and a car with driver €80 to €150 per trip.
Legal or Symbolic Ceremony
The cellar ceremonies in our Barolo packages are led by a celebrant, so they are symbolic. You can complete the legal part at home, before or after the trip.
A legal civil wedding in Italy is possible for foreign couples, with documents prepared in advance and a booking with the town hall. Read our guide on how to get married in Italy as a foreigner, or the specific steps to get married in Italy as a US citizen.
Other Ways to Celebrate in the Langhe
- Propose first: The Barolo Promise costs €2,900, and Barolo Overnight €4,200 over two days.
- Renew your vows: Barolo Vow Renewal costs €2,900 and includes a box of three Barolo bottles.
- Elope: see all our elopement packages in Italy, from the Langhe to the coast.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best wedding venues in Piedmont, Italy?
Piedmont offers wine cellars, vineyard estates, castles and boutique hotels in the Langhe, Roero and Monferrato. Our published packages are set in historic Barolo wine cellars in the Langhe, from €2,900 to €5,200. For a wedding with guests, we select the venue on request.
Where can you get married in the Langhe?
You can marry in a wine cellar, a vineyard estate or a village town hall in the Langhe. Kiss Me Italy offers a symbolic ceremony in a Barolo cellar for two: The Barolo Wedding costs €3,600 and Barolo Infinity, with dinner and a night in a superior room, €5,200.
When is the best time for a wedding in Piedmont?
September to November is the classic choice, with the grape harvest and the white truffle season. In 2026 the Alba White Truffle Fair runs from 10 October to 6 December. Spring, from April to June, is quieter and green. A cellar ceremony works in any month.
Can you legally get married in Italy?
Yes. Foreign couples can have a legal civil wedding in Italy, with their documents prepared in advance and a booking at the town hall. You can also choose a symbolic ceremony, like the Barolo cellar ceremonies, and complete the legal part at home. Our guide for foreigners explains each step.
