The Sala Rossa is a classy and elegant venue for civil weddings in Florence.

The city has the honor to be the first place among Italian cities for the magnitude of its artistic works. Down every street and alley you'll make new discoveries of Gothic, Romanesque and Renaissance architecture. Civil weddings in Florence take place in the majestic Palazzo Vecchio located in one of the world's greatest piazzas - Piazza della Signoria. Marriages are performed in the inner Sala Rossa (Red Hall) which is an incredible specimen of Renaissance decoration and furnishing: huge red drapes and gold-framed mirrors, antique chandeliers, gilded chairs upholstered in red silk and velvet. This hall evokes a sense of nobility and owe to those getting married here.

Civil ceremonies in Florence are performed only on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday by the Mayor or a delegate.

You can add personal vows, readings and poems to the ceremony. Ceremony last from 20 to 30 minutes. The mayor of Florence has now opened other enchanting locations for civil weddings.

You can now get married "en plein air" in some exceptional spots of town, besides the Sala Rossa at Palazzo Vecchio in fact, now you can also choose amongst:

•     The magnificent Rose Garden, just under the panoramic Piazzale Michelangelo
•     The beautiful Sala della Carità at the historical museum
•     Open air garden of one of the most beautiful Palaces of Florence
•     A second salon at Palazzo Vecchio

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Are there any restrictions to get married in Florence?

There are no restrictions to get married in Florence. You can decorate the marriage room with beautiful flower arrangements following your personal taste and specifications. Any classical music is allowed. Violin or Guitarist are the most recommended to create a unique atmosphere that adds more elegance to your wedding. During the signing of the register they fill in the silences yet permitting the conversation.