The wedding cake in the Italian tradition
The wedding cake is surely the highlight of the wedding celebrations! The cake and the sugared almonds or ‘confetti’ in Italian, ensure a sweet and happy ending to the banquet.
Read More»A two-day wedding in Venice..Only for Fun-loving couples!
- At September 30, 2012
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Who says a wedding should be once in a lifetime? Rim and Marco decided to shake it up a little and host their ceremony and party over two days.. What a clever way to make the most of a wedding weekend in stunning Venice with families and close friends!
Read More»Wedding in Venice.. on a budget!
- At July 17, 2012
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Your dream is to get married in Venice, one of the most beautiful cities in the world but you are worried because you are planning a wedding on a budget. Romance and budget often don’t go well together but to make the most of your wedding budget you should definitely consider our tips for organising a “Wedding in Venice on a budget”
Civil wedding in Italy: Papework for Bristish citizens
- At November 12, 2011
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British Citizens wishing to marry in Italy
British Citizens residing in UK first of all need to give notice of marriage to their local Registry Office.
You should not do this more than six months prior to your intended date of marriage – three months if resident in Scotland.
Once you have obtained the Certificates of No Impediment the originals of these should be sent to the Consulate together with the following documents in order to issue the Nulla Osta required by the local Comune (town hall):
• Full length birth/adoption certificates (original) which includes parents’ names;
Getting married in Italy
- At November 12, 2011
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Paperwork and documents for civil weddings in Italy
Marriage laws in Italy require couples to provide proper documents which should be handed to the local authorities.
Procedures are updated constantly and each nationality follows a different one so it is very important you collect correct and most recent information which sometime may be annoying or time consuming to obtain. Make sure you always refer to the Italian consulate in your country or to your local consulate here in Italy: British nationals can refer to the British Consulate in Italy (for the procedure check out our paperwork for Bristish citizens post), Irish will contact the Irish consulate in Rome, USA citizens need to get in touch to provide further information before knowing who to contact.
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