Monday 11th June 2007
To love, honour and cherish
June in the northern hemisphere: it's the start of the summer tourist season, outdoor concert season, tennis at Roland Garros and Wimbledon and also traditionally the start of wedding season. Summer (and June in particular) is the time of year when a lot of people like to get married in Rome, the city of Romance. If that includes you, congratulations!
Saying "I do"
Italy is welcoming to most foreigners wishing to marry there but even so, be aware that there are a set of steps to follow when planning a legally recognised marriage in Italy, and these start with an official declaration to marry.
AngloINFO's Getting Married in Italy INFOrmation Page covers the essentials you need to know about making a declaration to marry and the paperwork you will need. (At present, Italy does not have legislation allowing same-sex marriage.)
Once the legal formalities are in order it's time for the celebration. See The AngloFILE for listings of all the many services that may be needed on day, from the venue for a religious ceremony to party venues, wedding planners, photographers, caterers and more.
- Churches, Religion & Spirituality
- Wedding Planners & Organisers
- Catering, Caterers, Cooks & Chefs
- Photographers & Video Production
AngloINFO reaches Germany
AngloINFO Berlin, launched Friday 9 June 2007, is AngloINFO's first step north into Germany and the international, fast changing city of Berlin, capital city of the Federal Republic and one of the most populous of the EU. AngloINFO Berlin provides those living in the area - or planning a move there from elsewhere - with all the features and benefits to which AngloINFO's users around the world are accustomed: The AngloFILE, INFOrmation Pages, The AngloINFO Forum and much, much more.
- Find out more at AngloINFO Berlin
What else?
To keep up with all the new stuff on AngloINFO is easy - just click here! We've been adding new entries to the AngloFILE just about every day, and there are now over 2,100 listings there!
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