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Planners, photographers, celebrants and venues across Italy, from the Amalfi Coast to Tuscan farms. Every vendor here is vetted to be genuinely affirming before they’re listed.
Civil unions, not marriageSame-sex couples can form a civil union, but not marry.
Nulla osta neededA certificate of no impediment, translated into Italian.
Every town hall differsRequirements and waiting times vary by comune.
Symbolic is popularMany couples marry at home and celebrate here.
I’m Elise. Welcome to Elise Mezner Photography. I’m a mum, photographer and teacher.
I am passionate about sustainability and want to help you to not only create a wedding that fills your heart with joy but also looks after the planet. I am a proud member of Mindfully Wed, which is now under Polka Dot Wedding and have so many ideas on how you can create a beautiful, sustainable and ethical wedding that doesn’t cost the planet.
Ireland elopement photographer, Shauna Ward of Wild and Green Photography brings couples on a mesmerizing journey, specializing in capturing the raw beauty of Ireland’s untamed landscapes. For couples seeking adventure, nature, and dramatic scenery, she offers a chance to turn elopement dreams into breathtaking reality.
I photograph weddings and elopements in Colorado and Norway for couples who value the moments and memories even more than the photos—whether your wedding day is spent adventuring alone in the mountains or celebrating with all your favorite people at a venue. As long as you’re excited about how you’re getting married, I’m stoked to capture it!
We’re a beauty brand that believes in bringing to life your dream look even in lieu of tradition so let’s kick the rule book out the window and create some magic! Imagine a bespoke bridal beauty look for your unique needs and wants to authentically celebrate YOU. It’s not a dream!
I’m a travel wedding and branding photographer serving Washington, Arizona, and anywhere the light is pretty. My main mission? Helping you stay as grounded and confident as possible!
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Italy is one of the most romantic places on earth to celebrate, but for same-sex couples, there’s an important catch: Italy offers civil unions (unione civile), not marriage.
Since 2016, same-sex couples can form a civil union at a town hall. Foreign couples need a nulla osta, or certificate of no impediment, from home, translated into Italian. Every comune runs things a little differently, and some require a gap between registering and your ceremony.
Many couples marry legally at home, then hold a symbolic ceremony in Italy with no paperwork at all. That’s exactly what makes an Amalfi Coast elopement or a rustic Tuscan farm wedding so easy to plan.
No. Italy offers civil unions to same-sex couples, not marriage.
Foreign couples need a certificate of no impediment (nulla osta) translated into Italian, and requirements vary by town hall. Check with the comune early.
No. Many couples marry legally at home and hold a symbolic ceremony in Italy, which avoids the paperwork.
Details last checked October 2026. Always confirm with the town hall and your home country.
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