The Florence Tenors

About The Florence Tenors

The Florence Tenors — An Exquisite Ensemble of Refined Male Vocalists, Based in Florence, Tuscany

Celebrated throughout Italy for their impeccable live performances, The Florence Tenors grace weddings, galas, and exclusive gatherings with a presence that is nothing short of extraordinary. Their curated repertoire spans from the grandeur of opera and classical masterpieces to the warmth of traditional Italian melodies and the allure of modern pop, beautifully adapted to reflect the unique vision of each discerning client.

The ensemble is frequently engaged to perform at the most prestigious estates and venues, including Villa Boscarello in Siena, Villa Camilla in Florence, and Castello di Rosciano in Perugia, among a constellation of other refined locations.

A Selection of Distinguished Venues Graced by The Florence Tenors

• Villa Aurelia, Rome
• Villa Camilla, Acone, Florence
• Villa Il Poggiale, Florence, Italy
• Long Beach, California, USA
• Castello di Rosciano, Torgiano
• Ximènes Panciatichi Palace
• Hotel Vannucci, Città della Pieve
• Vineria Del Carmine, Perugia, Italy
• Tenuta di Artimino Il Borgo, Prato
• Villa Cicolina, Montepulciano
• Castello di Petrata, Perugia
• Casa Cornacchi, Bucine
• Villa Rusconi-Clerici, Lake Maggiore
• La Pescaia Resort
• Borgo Stomennano
• Torre San Marco, Brescia
• Il Verreno Resort
• Villa Cipressi, Varenna
• The Lazy Olive Villa
• Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco
• Torrita di Siena
• Villa il Pozzo, Certaldo
• Villa Catureglio, Lucca
• Le Filigare Winery
• Villa Collalto, Siena
• Villa Arvedi, Verona, Italy
• Villa Mangiacane, Florence
• Viandante del Cielo, Perugia
• Villa di Ulignano, Volterra
• Castel Monastero, Tuscany
• Castello di Celsa, Sovicille
• Villa Gamberaia, Settignano
• I Palazzi San Lorenzo a Linari
• Villa Catignano, Siena
• Capannori, Lucca, Italy
• Villa Castelletto, Sinalunga
• Borgo Corsignano, Arezzo
• Villa Boscarello, Trequanda
• Podere Tesoro, Radicondoli
• The St. Regis Hotel, Florence
• Agriturismo I Cedri, Barga
• Greve in Chianti, Italy
• Poggibonsi, Siena, Italy
• Venice, Italy
• Campo Chiarenti, Casaglia
• Asciano
• Gargnano, Brescia, Lombardy
• Isola del Garda
• Cortona, Arezzo, Italy
• Argegno, Como, Italy

Bespoke Performance Offerings

1) The Classic Three Tenors
Following the final course and preceding the cake, the ensemble, resplendent in concert dress, delivers an exquisite performance of approximately twenty to thirty minutes, accompanied by piano and, should one desire, a string quartet.

2) The Three Tenors as "Singing Waiters"
During the dinner service, the tenors, discreetly attired as waiters, move among the tables alongside the serving staff. One may even pour wine. Just before the first course, a tenor surprises the gathering with an a cappella aria or a piece with piano. After the next course, the second tenor rises, and before dessert, the third tenor performs. Later, in concert dress, the trio presents a final, polished concert of approximately twenty minutes with piano and string quartet accompaniment if desired.

3) The Three Tenors as "Guests" for the Ceremony — "Love Actuality" Version
The tenors arrive as if they are invited guests, mingling before the ceremony and taking their seats among the congregation. At a moment chosen by the couple, the pianist begins, and one tenor rises to sing, followed by the second and third, who move toward the couple. Together, they offer one or two additional pieces during the ceremony.

Reflections from Discerning Clients

During the wedding ceremony at the church, at which moments does the tenor typically perform? — Asked by Georgina on 30 August 2025

Response from Lorenzo: Typically during the ceremony, the tenor may perform at the offertory hymn, at Communion, and at the Signing of the Register, as well as upon the bride's entrance.

Set List

Puccini, Nessun dorma (Vincerò) from the opera Turandot.
Verdi, La donna è mobile, from the opera Rigoletto.
Verdi, Libiam nei lieti calici, from the opera Traviata.
Volare
Bocelli, Con te partirò (Time to say goodbye)
O sole mio
Funicolì Funicola'
Torna a Surriento.
Dalla, Caruso.
Bella ciao