Wedding Weddings in Italy

[Matata]

My significant other and I love Italy and have had many memorable visits there. I would love to be married in Venice and have found some sites on the net that specialize in weddings abroad. If anyone out there has used such a vendor to arrange a marriage in Italy, I would appreciate hearing about the experience, especially what to avoid or the types of glitches that occurred.

Thanks.

 

[bht122]

Ohhhhh, I'm getting married in Italy this May! I'm getting married in Capri and am using a local wedding planner there. However, I've "talked" with http://www.sogniitaliani.com and http://www.destination-weddings-in-italy.com/index.htm and they were both very nice...plus, they also arrange weddings in Venice.

 

[pamela]

Hi,
I'm happy that you'll choose Venice for your wedding, I come from Italy

The grat part of the italian wedding sites are not in english, but I know one in english. The name is www.aboutvenice.com . The site organises weddings in Venice and on the site find also informations as where to go for the documents, Churches map, etc...
I hope this information has been helpful..

Good luck!
Pamela
lmsposi.com

 

[AGBF]

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On 1/11/2004 5:17:33 PM pamela wrote:

Hi,

I'm happy that you'll choose Venice for your wedding, I come from Italy

The grat part of the italian wedding sites are not in english, but I know one in english. The name is www.aboutvenice.com . The site organises weddings in Venice and on the site find also informations as where to go for the documents, Churches map, etc...

I hope this information has been helpful..


Good luck!

Pamela

lmsposi.com----------------

I had no idea it was now so easy to get married in Italy. Or *IS* it? My husband and I looked into getting married in France and in Italy. (He was an Italian citizen; we were living in France.) The documents that I needed to have translated officially into Italian to be married there were WAY too daunting!!!

Does one still have to submit around 10 documents in Italian and then have the banns read?

I have only recently heard the term "destination wedding". Is that a wedding in a place where none of the people getting married or their families live? How far removed from the couple must it be to be a "destination" wedding? If the bride or groom's family is from a certain country and other guests are not is it considered a "destination" weddding?

 

[innerkitten]

I don't know anything about it but it sounds like a great idea, do they have package type things or do you have to arrange everything from here?

 

[innerkitten]

Duh my question would have been answered had a read the other posts, I got a little excited when I read about Italy I guess. I love the place.