Marriage Registration in Italy

• This service is designed for couples, including at least one foreign national, who dream of a wedding in Italy. 
• It's ideal for those who appreciate Italy's romantic ambiance but need assistance with the unique legal and logistical aspects of organising a wedding in this beautiful country.

The key documents required for getting married in Italy include:

• A valid passport and birth certificate for both parties.
• If previously married, you'll need divorce papers or a death certificate of the former spouse. Women whose previous marriage ended within the last 300 days may need a waiver from the Italian District Attorney's Office.
• An affidavit, Nulla Osta, or Dichiarazione Giurata sworn before a consular office of your home country, stating no legal impediment to your marriage.
• An Atto Notorio, signed by two witnesses, to further confirm no legal impediment (witnesses can't be family members).
• A declaration of intent to marry submitted to the local marriage office.
• Catholic weddings may require additional documents, such as baptism, confirmation, and communion certificates, a Nihil Obstat letter, proof of a premarital course, and a written letter of permission from your Priest​​​​​​.

1. Initial Consultation: Understand your specific needs based on nationality and residency status.
2. Document Preparation: Assistance in obtaining, translating, and legalising all required documents.
3. Coordination with Local Authorities: Liaising with the relevant Italian town hall and consulate to ensure compliance with local regulations and submission timelines.
4. Ceremony Planning: Guidance in choosing the type of ceremony (civil, religious, symbolic) and arranging the necessary proceedings.
5. Venue and Vendor Selection: Assistance in selecting and booking venues and vendors that align with your vision and budget.
6. Final Legalities and Coordination: Managing the final steps, including the declaration of intent to marry, and ensuring all legal requirements are met for the wedding day.

• Tailored guidance through Italy’s marriage registration and legal processes.
• Expert assistance in document handling and translation.
• Support in navigating Italian bureaucracy and local town hall requirements.
• Personalised planning for venue, vendors, and ceremony specifics.

• Comprehensive support for legal and logistical aspects of getting married in Italy.
• Customised planning based on the couple’s nationality and specific requirements.
• Coordination with Italian authorities, venues, and vendors.
• Specialised assistance for different types of wedding ceremonies, including religious and symbolic ones.