Legal Marriage in Italy - What You Need to Know | The Wedding Knot
What Papers Are Needed To Have a Legal Marriage in Italy?
Either a civil or religious ceremony, there is no obligation to residency to have a legal marriage in Italy. However, there are some conditions and documents that a foreigner must have.
We all know that having to deal with bureaucratic schemes is sometimes very stressful specially when you are asked to go here and there in a foreign country. This is the reason why I offer a full guide journey and assistance to couples who are looking to get a legal marriage in Italy.
PAPERWORK ASSISTANCE PACKAGE: This package is for couples that are planning to have a legal marriage in Italy however do not know what papers are needed and do not know where and how to start. To have a legal marriage in Italy you need a specific documentation that depending on your nationality. Whether you are both foreigners or one of you is Italian citizen, there is a specific procedure to follow and specific documents to obtain before performing the civil marriage.
Remember that getting married is a civil right in Italy and therefore whatever your citizenship, you are entitled to tie the knot as long as you have all the documentation to rule. The process may vary based on the type of marriage you have in mind (catholic, non-catholic, civil unions, symbolic).
HOW CAN WE HELP? We will meet virtually and during the call we will discuss and discuss about your case and background. Included in our Paperwork Assistance Package:
Running of the paperwork in Italy
Assistance with documentation needed in your country
Translations and interpretations
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? The price depends on the nationality and it ranges from Euro 500 above.⇒FREEBIE: book a no-binding chat with me, by hitting the box below, and I will tell you exactly what you will be needing for your legal marriage!
FROM A CLIENT: “We highly recommend Dashiell for her full knowledge with the requirements about legal marriage in Italy for foreigners. We are both American citizens and we were unsure whether or not to have civil ceremony due to the long list of things we needed to sort out. Luckily Dashiell, above her full planning package, offers assistance with legal paperwork and took care of the beaucratic process plus she guided us step by step with what was required. She also stood as our certified wedding interpreter which made us really feel pampered! We could not thank Dashiell enough for taking this pain off of us!”