This year sees the arrival of a new initiative in the Italian city of Verona, which will allow couples to marry in a small number of specially selected villas and palaces in the centre of the city and surrounding areas. Thanks to an agreement with the town hall of Verona and the private owners of these venues, each location will make a room or external space available to celebrate civil weddings.
Presently, Italian law states that couples can only legally get married in Italy in places which are either owned or managed by the local council, meaning that in most cities and areas of Italy ceremony venues are separate from the venue in which a wedding reception will take place. There are some exceptions to the rule however, and it is hoped that new projects like this will encourage more visitors to the area to get married in the area, as well as making the process a lot easier for locals as well.
The venues have been chosen for either their architectural design and structure, influence in history, the fact that they play host to important works of art or for other reasons of local and national importance and interest. This means that each palace or villa has a particularly historical or aesthetic importance making it a dream location for any bride.
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