Discover the Magic of a Civil Ceremony in Italy’s Coastal Jewel Sorrento, a captivating town perched on the picturesque Amalfi Coast, has become a magnet for couples from around the world seeking a civil wedding in a setting of unparalleled beauty. Known for its breathtaking views, rich history, and romantic atmosphere, Sorrento offers an unforgettable […]Continue reading
Civil Unions and Marriages in Italy: A Legal Overview Italy, renowned for its rich cultural heritage, offers robust protections not only for civil unions but also for marriages. Over the years, certain municipalities have showcased a deep sensitivity towards upholding the rights outlined by the “Legge 20 maggio 2016, n. 76“. For instance, several administrations […]Continue reading
Tying the Knot in Italy: Essential Guide for Montenegrin Citizens Considering a picturesque Italian wedding? For couples where at least one party is a Montenegrin citizen, there are specific procedures you must follow. Read on to navigate the essentials seamlessly. What is the Nulla Osta al Matrimonio? Before diving into the nitty-gritty of marriage in […]Continue reading
Certificate of “NULLA OSTA” for marriage at the Argentinian Consulate in Rome To obtain the Certificate of Single Status (Nulla Osta for Marriage), it is imperative to schedule an appointment and appear at this General Consulate with the following documents: The “Nulla Osta” certificate is issued and delivered on the same day. In addition to […]Continue reading
Requirements for citizen from Japan willing to get married in Italy. Request for the Marriage Eligibility Certificate (NULLA OSTA) This certificate confirms that the individual is unmarried and has reached the legal age to marry under Japanese law. It can be requested at the Japanese Embassy in Rome or the Consulate General of Japan in […]Continue reading
Get to know all the legal requirement for Americans getting married in Italy Italy is a popular destination for weddings, both for Italian citizens and for foreign nationals. Many couples choose to marry in Italy for its beauty, history, and romance. But what about the legal implications of a marriage in Italy? Is a marriage […]Continue reading
In Italy, there are three types of marriage: civil, religious, and the so-called “matrimonio concordatario“. Civil marriage is a legal union between two people, while religious marriage is a union between two people who share the same faith. Please note that, concerning the Catholic wedding, the Catholic Church allows the marriage between a Catholic and an atheist upon specific conditions. […]Continue reading
The Legal bureaucratic Advantages of Marrying in Italy versus Denmark. While both Italy and Denmark offer their unique charm for foreign couples looking to tie the knot, there are numerous legal advantages to choosing a civil marriage in Italy over Denmark. Here, we delve deeper into these benefits and why Italy could be your dream […]Continue reading
Gathering Essential Info for an Italian Wedding for Australians Are you an Australian citizen dreaming of a romantic Italian wedding? If so, pay close attention to the following details. Once you’ve gathered all the necessary documents, make an appointment with your Consulate in Rome.As you Planner in Italy we will book your appointment to get […]Continue reading
Marriage requirements for foreign citizens gettin married in Amalfi Civil Wedding and civil unions in Amalfi can be held, upon request from the applying couples, at the following locations provided by the Administration: Hint: It is essential to reserve your wedding date well in advance. The fundamental document for the celebration of a foreigner’s marriage […]Continue reading