Rome

• Finest Medieval Castle
  
  Of all the cities in Italy, Rome may have the richest and the most historically significant past. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that Rome has the most diverse places to marry in all of Italy. Some of the Roman wedding options include marriage ceremonies in traditional Catholic or Protestant churches, weddings in Roman villas, and even ceremonies that take place in hot air balloons flown over the city.
  
  However, one of the biggest reasons people from all over the world choose Rome for their wedding is the large number of medieval castles. These elegant castles are ideal backdrops for ceremonies. Furthermore, the majority of these castles have multiple dining halls that can accommodate immense numbers of guests.
  
  Finest Medieval Castle in Bracciano, Italy, is just a few minutes outside of Rome on Lake Bracciano. This imposing fifteenth century fortress is a popular choice for weddings. It has the capacity to hold up to 1500 people in the 16 grand halls throughout the castle. Finest Medieval Castle even has its own five-star restaurant and is the perfect place for a wedding.
  
  

Venice

• Venice
  
  A charming city built on water, Venice is a truly remarkable place. Water taxis transport you through the city's expansive water canals. Couples from all over come to Venice to enjoy its romance. Many of these couples fall so in love with Venice that they decide to get married while there. Although there are countless locations to choose from, Venetian Villas is always one of the most popular. Each individual villa has a waterfront view, and there are private orchards, wineries, and even gourmet Italian eateries to enjoy. Venice delivers a unique atmosphere and seclusion for newlyweds to be.
  
  

Florence

• Red Hall in Florence
  
  Florence, Italy, is a remarkable city that is perfect for couples looking to marry in a place that is literally surrounded by the Tuscan countryside. It is a much quieter city than Rome or Venice and has an array of potential wedding locations that are all equally stunning.
  
  The Protestant Church of Florence is located in the city center. It is in the middle of a park and has elaborate marble pillars and beautifully carved wooden arches on the exterior. Inside, the marble continues, and the church has vaulted ceilings. This church is a wonderful place for couples looking to have a traditional Protestant wedding in Italy.
  
  The Sala Rossa (Red Hall) is a large medieval castle located in the Piazza Della Signoria in Florence. This huge accommodation is filled with antique furniture and accessories dating back to the fifteenth century. In addition, civil ceremonies can also be performed in the castle on Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday.