Katie & Joe were married on a fine spring day at Villa Siena – April 10, 2010. Katie chose lovely shades of pink for her bridesmaids and bouquets. Many hours were spent creating little favor boxes from scratch that perfectly matched the spring color scheme. Menu cards, invitations and place cards were all color coordinated as well. … Read more »
Nastassja@ Kelsey were married at Villa Siena on April 9, 2010. Natassja chose traditional red roses with a touch of green with whites for her bridesmaids. A native of Germany, Nastassja had close family fly in from Europe to celebrate. The entire reception was held in the chianciano banquet hall with approximately 80 guests ~ a… Read more »
Nastassja@ Kelsey were married at Villa Siena on April 9, 2010. Natassja chose traditional red roses with a touch of green with whites for her bridesmaids. A native of Germany, Nastassja had close family fly in from Europe to celebrate. The entire reception was held in the chianciano banquet hall with approximately 80 guests ~ a… Read more »
Arizona Foothills online magazine recently highlighted Villa Siena in their piece on the Best Wedding Venues in the greater Phoenix area. “This elegant, authentic Italian venue boasts sophistication through the gorgeous stone hallways to the romantic exterior, where golden tones coat the Villa Siena lanterns illuminate the night.”
Adrianna and Ryan were married at Villa Siena on March 28, 2010. Adrianna comes from a large Italian family and Ryan’s family is Jewish. Both sides were fun and friendly and the guest all enjoyed the celebration immensely. Combining traditions, the ceremony was conducted under the chuppah by both a minister, who was Adrianna’s aunt, and a rabi. The guests danced… Read more »
Adrianna and Ryan were married at Villa Siena on March 28, 2010. Adrianna comes from a large Italian family and Ryan’s family is Jewish. Both sides were fun and friendly and the guest all enjoyed the celebration immensely. Combining traditions, the ceremony was conducted under the chuppah by both a minister, who was Adrianna’s aunt, and a rabi. The guests danced… Read more »