Marriage in Italy

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Marriage valid and recognized worldwide
Complete management of Italian bureaucracy
Support for mixed and foreign couples
Assistance in choosing the marriage formula
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Introduction

What You Need to Know

Everything you need to know to celebrate your marriage in Italy

Marriage in Italy can be celebrated by both mixed couples (an Italian citizen and a foreign citizen) and completely foreign couples. The procedure requires compliance with specific documentary and bureaucratic requirements provided by Italian law.

Future Italian will guide you step by step in organizing the ceremony, ensuring that every aspect is legally compliant. This way, you can dedicate yourself entirely to the magic of the moment, knowing that your marriage will be valid and recognized worldwide.

Marriage represents the first, unforgettable step towards your new life together in Italy.

Ready to start your journey? Follow the steps below to understand the complete process.

Step 1

Who can get married in Italy?

Marriage in Italy can be celebrated by:

Option 1

Mixed couples

An Italian citizen and a foreign citizen, both of legal age (18+ years)

Option 2

Foreign couples

Both partners citizens of countries other than Italy, both of legal age (18+ years)

Required

Free civil status

Persons free from previous marital bonds (divorced, widowed or single)

Required

Presence in Italy

Residents in Italy or temporarily present on Italian territory

Step 2

Step 2: Required Documents

Complete document checklist for your application

For the foreign citizen

Marriage clearance certificate issued by the Consulate of their country in Italy
Birth certificate with sworn translation and consular legalization
Civil status/single status certificate with sworn translation and legalization
Valid passport
Residence permit (if resident in Italy)
Divorce decree or death certificate of spouse (if applicable), with translation and legalization

For the Italian citizen

Recent birth certificate
Civil status certificate
Valid identity document
Divorce decree or death certificate of spouse (if applicable)

Translation & Legalization

All foreign documents must be officially translated into Italian and legalized with apostille or consular authentication. Times may vary significantly based on the Municipality of celebration and the foreign citizen's country of origin.

We Handle Everything

With Future Italian, every document is prepared correctly and every step is guided. We handle the bureaucracy while you focus on your celebration.

Step 3

Step 3: Application Process

From start to finish: here's everything that happens step by step

1

Clearance Certificate Request

Presentation at the Consulate of your country in Italy with complete documentation to obtain the marriage clearance certificate.

2

Marriage Publications

Request at the Civil Registry Office of the Municipality where you intend to celebrate. Publications last 8 days at the Public Register (not required if both are foreign citizens).

3

Celebration Booking

Contact with the Marriage Office of the chosen Municipality to schedule the celebration after the publications expire. Choice between civil or concordat marriage.

4

Marriage Celebration

Ceremony at the Municipality or in a concordat religious venue. Mandatory presence of the spouses and two adult witnesses.

5

Registration and Certificate

The marriage is immediately registered in the municipal archives and the marriage certificate is issued immediately after the ceremony.

6

Post-Marriage Requirements

Consular transcription for the foreign citizen, document updates (residence permit, identity card) and communications to various entities if the surname has been changed.

๐ŸŽ‰ Your marriage has been celebrated! You are now officially married according to Italian law.

How long does it take?

The complete marriage process from initial document request to celebration.

1-3
months

Average processing time

How Future Italian Can Help You

Celebrating a marriage in Italy requires in-depth knowledge of Italian procedures and careful management of all documents. With Future Italian, every step is guided by experts who understand the importance of this special moment.

Personalized consultation

Analysis of your specific situation and planning of the optimal path, verification of requirements and eligibility for marriage in Italy, guidance on ceremony options (civil/religious) and property regime

Document assistance

Support in obtaining, translating and legalizing all necessary documents, booking appointments at Consulates and Municipalities

Application and submission support

Accompaniment (if required) in presenting applications at the Municipality

Practice monitoring

Constant monitoring of timelines and procedure progress status

Post-marriage support

Processing marriage certificates, assistance for consular transcriptions, document updates and related practices (family residence permit, reunification, etc.)

You think about your big day. We handle the bureaucracy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to the most common questions about this service

The complete process generally requires 1-3 months from the initial document request. Times vary based on the Municipality of celebration and the foreign citizen's country of origin. Obtaining the clearance certificate takes 1-7 days, publications last 8 days.
Yes, you can get married in any Italian Municipality, regardless of your residence. However, some Municipalities have more streamlined procedures and faster times. We advise you on choosing the Municipality best suited to your needs.
Civil marriage is celebrated at the Municipality before the civil registrar. Concordat (religious) marriage is celebrated in church but has full civil validity. Both have the same legal value in Italy.
Generally yes, but it's necessary to verify bilateral agreements between Italy and your country. Transcription at your country's Consulate is often required. We assist you with all post-marriage procedures.
Yes, both spouses must be present for the marriage celebration. For some preliminary phases, in specific cases, it's possible to delegate with power of attorney. We evaluate each situation individually.
In Italy, the wife can choose to add or replace her surname with her husband's. After marriage, we assist in updating all documents if the surname is changed.
If divorced, you need the divorce decree translated and legalized. If widowed, you need the death certificate of the previous spouse, also translated and legalized. We verify that all documentation is complete.
Yes, the foreign spouse of an Italian citizen has the right to a family residence permit. If both are foreigners, marriage can strengthen the position for other types of permits. We assist you with all related procedures.
Yes, it's possible to get married even on a tourist visa, as long as all documentary requirements are met. However, to remain in Italy after marriage, you'll need to apply for a family residence permit.

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