In Italy, you can have a valid civil wedding, a religious wedding or a symbolic ceremony.

The civil ceremony has to take place in a room “sala comunale” which is a room which belongs to the Town Hall of the city or town where you decide to get married.

The room can be inside the Town Hall or in one of the historic building which belongs to the Town Hall. Normally most of the town Hall are historic building itself and have beautiful rooms with frescoes and old painting inside.

The religious ceremony in Italy normally is a Roman Catholic rite in the church. There are also other churches in mayor cities where other type of rites can take place such as such as Baptist, Anglican, Ortodox…

Also the symbolic ceremony, started to get more common as with this type of rite the couple doesn’t have to go through all the paperworks required to get married in Italy and can have the ceremony anywhere they like.

 A civil ceremony in Italy must take place in a room "Sala Comunale" which is a room that belongs to the Town Hall...

A religious ceremony in Italy normally is a roman catholic rite in the church...

A symblic ceremony is a ceremony with no legal value...