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For WeddingsYou’re getting married! Congratulations…
Your wedding day is a celebration of your life together & love for each. This is your journey, your dreams & wishes and I want to help you make them come true … Whilst many wedding professionals and planners are involved in organising dozens of weddings a year, I recognise that your wedding is a once-in-a-lifetime, I offer a complete bespoke wedding service. Considering that the average wedding takes 250 to 300 hours equivalent to 8 weeks/2 months of your time to organise and with today’s busy lifestyles that many of us lead, hiring a wedding planner is a worthwhile investment in your wedding budget! Services include
My fees listed below are a starting guide, as I provide bespoke wedding services my fees will be tailored to your individual requirements and wedding budget. Fees for a Wedding in the UKYour Consultation Bespoke Guide for Brides
Wedding ItalyThinking of marrying in Italy? A truly romantic, lifetime experience, with so many beautiful locations to choose from in this country of incomparable beauty. Romantic wedding destinations in Italy such as the Lake Districts Garda, Como and Maggiore, Venice, Tuscany and Rome are favoured choices. Whether you are planning a Civil, Symbolic, Protestant or Catholic ceremony my commitment is to oversee all aspects of legal documentation requirements, translation and communication, relieving much of the stress and worry that a wedding overseas can create. Legal Requirements for British National getting married in Italy You must give notice of Marriage to a UK Superintending Registrar. After 23 days of the publications of banns, the registry office releases a document called a "Certificate of No Impediment" this document must be presented to the appropriate regional Consular office in Italy, along with the following documents:
There is a consular fee for the production of a Nulla Osta and marriage documents, this fee can vary if other paperwork requirements are involved but it is generally around 58 euros per certificate. After the Consulate has inspected the paperwork they will issue the Nulla Osta. This must then be presented to the comune (registry office) where the marriage will take place. *Where only one party to the marriage is a British national, the other would be required if not Italian, to produce to the Italian authorities a Certificate of no impediment from his or her own Consular authority or, if Italian, to observe the formalities required by Italian law for the marriage of two Italian citizens. In this case, information should be obtained from the Town Hall where the marriage is to take place. The consulate also has fees for producing the Nulla Osta and marriage documents. Please inquire for precise details. Fees for a wedding in ItalyBespoke Guide for Brides
For further details or to to discuss your requirements further please call Natalie on 01202 538134 alternatively e-mail natalie@demarevents.co.uk. |
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