FAQ
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Wedding Tuscany Frequently Ask Questions
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Which kind of ceremonies are possible?
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Civil Ceremony
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Catholic Ceremony
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Protestant Ceremony
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Jewish Ceremony
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Simbolic Blessing
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Renoval Vows
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Other upon Request
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Is it possible to have a blessing outside in a garden or in a villa?
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Yes, Wedding Tuscany can arrange
blessing wherever you wish, in a
private chapel, in a garden, in
a castle or in a villa.
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Is it possible to have a civil wedding in a garden or in a villa?
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No, in Italy civil ceremonies
can only be performed in
buildings belonging to the
municipality. There are just
some exceptions regarding
beautiful outside settings and
marvellous villas, which can be
suggested by Wedding Tuscany
together with a wide choice of
charming Town Halls, all
historical monuments situated in
the heart of art cities or in
picturesque villages.
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Is it possible to have a religious ceremony in a villa or in a garden?
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It is possible to arrange almost
every kind of religious ceremony
in villas or castles, with
exception of catholic weddings,
which can only be performed in
recognised churches belonging to
the parish. Wedding Tuscany will
propose you the most charming
churches at the venue you have
chosen.
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With a civil ceremony in Italy do I get a certificate which is valid also in my country?
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Yes, at the end of the civil
ceremony you will receive a
multilingual wedding certificate
which is valid in your country.
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Which period of the year do you recommend to get married in Italy?
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Every period of the year shows
its attraction but, if you wish
to have sun, flowers but not a
too hot weather, we suggest the
period going from April to the
beginning of June or the months
of September and October.
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When should we start planning our wedding in Italy?
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If you wish to have a wide
choice regarding venues and
accommodation we suggest to
begin 6 to 9 months before the
wedding date. In this case you
will have plenty of time to look
at the different proposals, to
come for inspection if you wish
and to reserve later on. Wedding
Tuscany is able to arrange a
wedding also in less than 3
months but obviously, the choice
is restricted to the locations,
which still have availability.
If you are thinking about a
catholic ceremony, we warmly
suggest to start planning at
list 6 months before the wedding
in order to have enough time to
prepare the requested documents
if some is missing.
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How many days prior to the wedding should we arrive?
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We suggest to arrive at least 2
or 3 days before the wedding. If
you have reserved a civil
wedding you have to come, with
us, to the municipality for the
sworn declaration two days prior
to the wedding.
If you are not EU citizen you
may need (it depends on your
Nationality) to come some days
before to the Consulate or
Embassy.
Anyway we suggest to come at
list 3 days before, in order to
check everything with us and in
order to take your time and
relax or, if you wish, to make a
rehearsal dinner or to spend
some time in spa. The purpose is
always a non-stress wedding!
Moreover, if you have reserved
hairstylist, make up artist and
gown, you will need some
relaxing time to make trials.
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Is the ceremony in Italian?
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The civil ceremony is always in
Italian and Wedding Tuscany &
Event will provide you with an
interpreter in your language,
who is obliged to swear that
he/she will translate everything
faithfully and truly.
As for religious ceremonies,
they can be performed in Italian
or English. In case of other
languages, an interpreter will
translate everything.
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How do we choose the venue, accommodation and location for our wedding?
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According to your expectations
and wishes, you can choose more
than a location among our
several suggestions and ask for
information. Otherwise, if you
have the chance to come to
Italy, we will prepare an
inspection program for you to
see as many location as you
wish. Once you have a clearer idea of
what you like you can stop one
or more option for some weeks
before taking your final
decision, reserve the location
and pay the deposit.
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