A wedding videographer in Tuscany films the day as a story: the vows, the voices, the light over the hills and the moments a photograph cannot hold. With Kiss Me Italy, film coverage is included in our Tuscany wedding packages from €42,000 for 50 guests, together with the photographer, florals and a dedicated planner. If you only need a videographer, standalone wedding videography in Italy typically costs €4,000–€18,000+, depending on hours, crew and the edit you choose.
Tuscany Wedding Packages That Include a Videographer
Every package below includes a videomaker as well as a photographer, so both teams are briefed together from the first timeline draft. Prices are the published starting prices from our shop.
| Package | Location | Guests | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Florence Hills Wedding | Hills above Florence | 50 or 80 guests | from €42,000 |
| The Tuscan Borgo Wedding — Borgo Stomennano | Monteriggioni, near Siena | 50 guests (weekdays) | from €68,000 |
| A Timeless Wedding in Chianti — Borgo San Felice | Chianti Classico | 40 guests, two nights | €79,000 |
| The Tuscany Castle Wedding — Castello Vicchiomaggio | Chianti | 36 guests, three nights | €79,000 |
| Wedding in the Florentine Hills — Fattorie di Celli | Hills of Florence | 60 guests, three nights | from €94,000 |
| The Tuscan Villa Marriage — Villa Cetinale | Near Siena | 25 or 50 guests, seven nights | from €105,000 |
| The Val d’Orcia Tuscany Wedding — La Lupaia | Val d’Orcia, between Pienza and Montepulciano | 24 guests, three days | €125,000 |
| The Romantic Maremma Wedding — La Pescaia Resort | Tuscan Maremma | 50 guests, three nights | from €125,000 |
| Love Among the Cypresses — La Foce | Val d’Orcia | 60 guests, three nights | €145,000 |
| The Florentine Affair — Villa San Michele, a Belmond Hotel | Fiesole, above Florence | 80 guests | €189,000 |
Starting prices as listed in our shop; the final quote depends on guest numbers, date, season and the extras you choose. Contact Kiss Me Italy for a personalised proposal.
You can see all our Tuscan options in the Tuscany wedding packages category, and the wider picture of venues and planning in our guide to a luxury wedding in Tuscany and Versilia.
What a Tuscany Wedding Film Includes
A wedding film is built from a few standard pieces. The exact mix is agreed in your proposal, so you know before booking what you will receive.
- Highlight film: a short edit set to music that tells the whole day in a few minutes, made to be watched again and shared with family.
- Feature film: a longer edit with the ceremony, speeches and the evening, where the real audio carries the story.
- Full ceremony: the ceremony from start to finish, with clean sound from the officiant and the two of you.
- Speeches and toasts: recorded in full so nothing said at the table is lost.
- Short social clip: a vertical teaser for sharing, available on request.
Coverage usually follows the day from the getting ready to the first part of the party. Multi-day weddings, which are common in Tuscany, can add the welcome dinner or the farewell brunch. Each extra hour or event is quoted separately and clearly.
Where to Film in Tuscany: Florence, Chianti, Siena, Val d’Orcia and Maremma
Tuscany looks different from one valley to the next, and the film changes with it. These are the areas where our packages are set.
Florence and Fiesole
From the hills above the city, Florence becomes the backdrop: the Duomo, the terracotta roofs and the evening light over the Arno valley. Villa San Michele in Fiesole, The Florence Hills Wedding and Fattorie di Celli all give a wide view of the city. Our page on a Florence wedding covers the city venues in more detail.
Chianti
Chianti is vineyards, cypress lines and stone hamlets. It suits long, slow shots at golden hour and a reception filmed among the vines. Borgo San Felice and Castello Vicchiomaggio keep your guests on site for several days, so the film can follow the whole weekend. Our guide to a Chianti vineyard wedding explains the logistics.
Siena and the medieval hamlets
Around Siena, Borgo Stomennano near Monteriggioni and Villa Cetinale with its baroque gardens give the film stone courtyards, chapels and formal avenues. These settings work well for a feature film with a strong sense of place.
Val d’Orcia
The Val d’Orcia is the Tuscany most people picture: open hills, lone cypresses and wide skies. La Foce and La Lupaia are both here. The landscape rewards wide shots, so the videographer plans the portraits around the last hour of light.
Maremma
The Maremma is wilder and closer to the sea, with fewer visitors. La Pescaia Resort offers countryside, open space and a relaxed pace that feels natural on film.
Light, Heat and Timing: How the Day Is Planned for Film
The light decides how a Tuscany wedding film looks. Midday sun in summer is hard and flat, while the hour before sunset turns the hills gold. For this reason, the timeline usually places the ceremony in the late afternoon and keeps 30 to 45 minutes free for portraits before dinner.
Heat matters too. In July and August, an outdoor ceremony at three in the afternoon is uncomfortable for guests and hard on the image. May, June, September and early October give softer light and cooler evenings. Our guide to Tuscany wedding photos explains the same timing from the photographer’s side.
The videographer and the photographer work from the same timeline. They agree in advance who stands where during the vows, so neither team ends up in the other’s frame.
Sound: Why Audio Matters as Much as the Image
Guests remember the words as much as the view. A good film needs clean audio of the vows, the readings and the speeches. Small microphones are placed on the officiant and, if you agree, on the groom, while a separate recorder captures the room or the garden.
Hilltop venues can be windy, so outdoor ceremonies need covered microphones and a backup recorder. Musicians are recorded from the sound desk where possible. If you plan live music, tell us early so the videographer and the musicians can agree on a feed.
Drone Footage in Tuscany
Aerial shots of a hilltop borgo or a vineyard can be beautiful. They depend on the venue, the area and the flight rules in force on your date. We confirm with the venue and the operator before the drone appears in your proposal, and we never promise aerial footage that cannot be flown legally.
Wedding Videographer Tuscany Prices: Packages and Standalone Coverage
There are two ways to book film coverage with us: inside a package, or as a standalone service for a wedding you are already planning.
| Option | What it covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Tuscany wedding package | Venue, reception, florals, photographer, videomaker, DJ, dedicated planner | From €42,000 (see table above) |
| Standalone wedding videography | Film coverage of the wedding day, edit and delivery | €4,000–€18,000+ |
| Second photographer | Extra photo coverage alongside the main photographer | €1,500–€4,000 |
| Travel between regions | For example, from Lake Como to Tuscany | €500–€1,500 |
| Drone footage | Subject to venue and flight rules | On request |
Ranges for standalone services are the ones already published on our site; the final price depends on hours, crew and edit. Contact Kiss Me Italy for a personalised proposal.
Three things move the price most: the number of hours covered, the number of operators and the length of the edit. A highlight film from the ceremony to the first dance costs far less than two operators filming a three-day celebration. Our Tuscany wedding cost guide shows how film fits into the full budget.
Videographer, Photographer and Content Creator: How They Work Together
Many couples book a photographer and a videographer, and some add a content creator for quick social clips. Each role has a different job. The photographer makes still images, the videographer makes the film, and a content creator films short phone clips for the same day.
Our page on wedding videography in Italy explains film styles across the country. For still images, see our guide to the Tuscany wedding photographer. For a wedding for two, our Tuscany elopement photographer page covers smaller formats, and our guide to a wedding content creator in Italy explains same-day clips.
How Booking Works
- First message: tell us your date or season, the area of Tuscany you like and the number of guests.
- Proposal: we send a written proposal with the venue, the film coverage and every extra listed with its price.
- Film brief: once you book, the videographer receives your timeline, the people who matter most and any moments you want on film.
- On the day: the videographer works from the shared timeline with the photographer and your planner.
- Delivery: the delivery time for each film is written in your proposal.
Popular Tuscan venues book early for May, June and September. If you have a date in mind, write to us and we will check availability before anything else. Our guide to planning a wedding in Tuscany shows the full timeline.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a wedding videographer in Tuscany cost?
Standalone wedding videography in Italy typically costs €4,000–€18,000+, depending on hours, number of operators and the edit. Our Tuscany wedding packages include a videomaker as standard, starting from €42,000 for 50 guests with the venue, reception, florals, photographer, DJ and dedicated planner.
Are there wedding videography packages in Tuscany?
Yes. All the Tuscany packages in the table above include a videomaker together with a photographer. They range from The Florence Hills Wedding from €42,000 to Villa San Michele in Fiesole at €189,000. Each package lists guests, nights and inclusions on its product page.
Can we book only a videographer for our Tuscany wedding?
Yes. If your venue and planner are already chosen, we can quote film coverage on its own. The proposal lists the hours, the operators, the type of edit and the delivery time, with travel quoted separately when the team comes from another region.
What is the best time of year to film a wedding in Tuscany?
May, June, September and early October give the softest light and comfortable temperatures. In July and August, we place the ceremony late in the afternoon to avoid the hardest sun. The hour before sunset is the best time for portraits in almost every season.
Can the videographer film with a drone?
Sometimes. Aerial footage depends on the venue, the area and the flight rules in force on your date. We check with the venue and the operator before including it, and drone footage is quoted on request rather than included by default.
Can our own videographer work at a Kiss Me Italy wedding?
In many cases, yes, but each venue has its own rules on outside suppliers. We confirm this before you book and share the timeline with your videographer so they can work alongside the photographer and the planner. Any extra crew or equipment needs are agreed with the venue in advance.
