Il tempo perfetto per sposarsi

Le nozze di attività è sempre in corso, perché le persone sono sempre sposarsi. Persone sposarsi in ogni stagione dell'anno, ma selezionando il momento giusto che è meglio per voi è certamente una decisione difficile. Così qui sono alcune cose che si può pensare quando si seleziona il diritto stagione di legare il nodo.

Estate matrimoni sono fantastici perché la temperatura è piacevole e caldo. Questo apre molte diverse opzioni per voi per quanto riguarda colori andare. Estate porta un sacco di gialli e verdi alla luce della tabella. Esso offre una perfetta meteo per un vestito di nozze verso il basso per il tuo bridesmaids. Per esempio, pensare di sandali e flip flops, scenario all'aperto, e caldi notti d'estate. L'estate è sempre amore in aria e può essere solo il momento perfetto per un matrimonio.

Quando arriva la caduta di alberi stanno cambiando e la temperatura è di raffreddamento. Un paese di nozze potrebbe essere il perfetto per questa stagione dell'anno. Un po 'di musica country e una pista da ballo in legno sarebbe perfetto per voi e il vostro amato ballare via la sera. Ci sono molti colori per accentuare il suo abito e dare il vostro matrimonio giorno uno speciale tocco di personalità che è offerto solo in questa stagione dell'anno.

La neve è finalmente arrivato e una bianca coltre copre il terreno per l'inverno si nozze. Una fredda notte prevede la perfetta sensazione accogliente per il tuo serata speciale. Scegli dalla luce blu e viola, o di un profondo rosso cremisi per evidenziare il tuo abito da sposa e colore per portare la bella coltre di neve al di fuori. Un cavallo trasporto di marcia attraverso la neve combinati a un romantico coccolare per portare nel calore del matrimonio nel freddo inverno.

Primavera è finalmente le sorti e tulipani sono in piena fioritura. L'erba è verde e gli alberi sono in fiore. Si tratta di una stagione che visualizza la vita intorno a te. Il sole è finalmente tornato a riscaldare l'aria pomeriggio accoppiato con docce per raffreddare le serate. La primavera è una stagione in cui vivaci colori e pastelli può venire insieme per offrire un bel look che potrebbe essere l'ideale per il vostro matrimonio.

Ci sono così tante diverse opzioni disponibili per l'utente nella scelta della data il diritto a sposarsi. Ogni stagione porta con sé la sua propria personalità e uno sguardo che fornisce un sentimento che potrebbe essere l'ideale per il vostro matrimonio. Il tempo perfetto per sposarsi è il tempo si è scelto di fare promesse di vita hai amato.

Marriage, Italian Style - Matrimonio all’italiana

Italians use the expression “fare le nozze con i fichi secchi" (make a wedding with dry figs) for an attempt to accomplish something without spending what is necessary. It certainly takes a lot more than dry figs to organize un matrimonio italiano, including a great deal of time and quasi sempre moltissimo denaro (almost always lots and lots of money). Since most Italians are Catholic,weddings in Italy typically take place in church.

Even those who are religious only in a superficial way often choose a matrimonio cattolico (Catholic wedding) for the sake of the atmosphere created by a church setting. Couples may search for months for una chiesetta di particolare bellezza (a little church of special beauty). Fortunately, Italy is full of these.

I matrimoni civili (civil marriages), which take place in town halls and are celebrated by a mayor or one of his deputies, are becoming more frequent. Recently quasi tutti i comuni (almost all the communes or local governments), in order to make a civil ceremony as beautiful as one in a church, have started to provide a setting di particolare bellezza (of special beauty), such as a villa or a palazzo that is the property of the commune.

Couples also must choose a restaurant for il pranzo o la cena di nozze (the wedding lunch or dinner) or il ricevimento (the reception). But before doing so, they must deal with an argomento spinoso e fondamentale (a thorny but essential issue): la lista degli invitati (the invitation list).

Since most of the expenses in a traditional wedding depend on the number of guests, there may be a struggle between the desire not to squander a fortune simply for a party and the desire to share the joyous event with tutti i parenti e gli amici (all the relatives and friends). In most of Italy gli invitati (the invitees) number at least cento (one hundred); this may rise to duecento e piu' (two hundred or more). Some consider a big, lavish party a sign of social prestige and status.

Often couples try to set off with a simple plan and then, as always happens, end up spending a great deal of money. “Non si bada a spese!” (Don’t worry about expenses!”) they may hear—or tell each other. To make matters worse, various merchants, at the sound of the word "matrimonio," feel authorized to jack up the prices of everything they supply. A dress that could cost, for example, 500 euro, ends up costing 2000 euro just because it’s white and worn as an abito da sposa (wedding dress).

E cosi' tutto il resto.(And so it goes with all the rest.)

Words and Expressions

anello di fidanzamento – engagement ring

“Mi vuoi sposare?” – Will you marry me?

matrimonio d’amore -- love match

matrimonio d’interesse -- marriage of convenience

matrimonio combinato – arranged marriage

chiedere in matrimonio – ask in marriage

letto matrimoniale – double bed

Tra moglie e marito non mettere il dito -- Don't put a finger (meddle) between a husband and his wife.

Weddings in Ibiza!!!!!

When deciding to get married in Ibiza, one of the first things people want to know is “How do we do it?” There are basically three ways for non residents to get married here, with one of these options being a fully legal marriage recognised here in Ibiza, and the other two taking the form of a blessing which follows a civil ceremony in your home country. The latter two options are in no way less special, and are treated by the couple as their wedding day, the one they celebrate and the day they will continue to remember for years to come.

a. The first option if one of you is Catholic (you do not both have to be Catholic) is to marry through the Catholic Church here. Your first step is to talk to your local Priest and ask him to make contact with the Priest here- it is advisable to make direct contact yourselves as well, so please contact us for the details to do this. Your local Priest will also be able to guide you through the application process, which can be quite lengthy and involves plenty of paperwork (due to it being a legally recognised union) It also includes a stipulation that you must both attend a “Preparation for Marriage” course. For those couples who choose a Catholic ceremony, the hard work is well worth the effort so please do not let the organisation required to marry in this way put you off! The Church are very insistent on direct contact between themselves and the couple, and so we are unfortunately unable to assist you in organising the actual service itself. We can however assist in arranging all other aspects of your Church Wedding such as the flowers, music and transport etc. It is crucial that you get a date before the majority of the wedding planning takes place. We can prepare a proposal if you have a date pencilled in with the Church but we will not be able to start booking things until you have a confirmed date.

b. The second option if you are not Catholic or do not wish to have a Catholic ceremony is to have a blessing in Church through the English speaking Anglican Church here. They offer “The Sacrament of Marriage” which is regarded as the full marriage ceremony (You make your vows and say “I do” as per a traditional ceremony). A marriage certificate is issued and your marriage will be registered in the Chaplaincy register of Holy Matrimony (this is not a legal certificate and references the civil ceremony in your home country). As with the Catholic Church there must be direct contact between yourselves and the Church with regard to the Ceremony itself, so please let us know if this option interests you and we can let you have the relevant contact details. As previously indicated, our services are available for all other aspects surrounding the ceremony, and again a date must be secured before we can go ahead and start making bookings.

c. The third option if you do not wish to marry in Church is to have a spiritual ceremony, which again must follow a civil ceremony in your home country (if time is a factor then this can be done afterwards, but this must take place to legalise your marriage). The ceremony can be conducted at a variety of locations on the island, from a cliff top overlooking the ocean to the grounds of a private villa, at the poolside of a beautiful boutique hotel or on the beach- the location is limited only by your imagination. There is a choice of officiates for this service, full details of which are available as part of the proposal process. Please contact us directly if you are interested in this option and we would be delighted to organise a meeting with the officiates we work with, as well as answer any further questions that you may have.

If at least one of you is an Ibizan resident, you may legally marry in your local Town Hall in Ibiza (followed by a blessing in Church through the Anglican Chaplaincy, or a spiritual ceremony if you wish). You need to go to the Spanish Civil Register (Registro Civil) in Ibiza, located at Avenida Isidoro Macabich to make your application. If you are Catholic you can apply to the Church to have a Catholic ceremony, which as before is a fully legal union. Of course if we can assist with any other aspect surrounding your ceremony, please do let us know.
If you are interested in renewing your vows then both the spiritual ceremony, as well as the Sacrement of Marriage offered by the Anglican Church are open to you.