Protestant and Non-Catholic Religious Wedding Ceremonies in Italy

In Italy there are only two types of legally recognized weddings: Catholic weddings and civil ceremonies.
This just means that you get the pleasure of marrying twice!
First at the civil hall where the ceremony only takes about 20 minutes but can be enriched with vows or poems, and then later the same day or another day in a religious ceremony, whether in a villa or in a garden, by the lakeshore or anywhere else you may choose to have the ceremony.

While there are differing forms of Protestant religions, they are still one of the easier weddings to plan.
There is a wide range of religious practices under the Protestant religious groups.
Protestants are Baptists, Lutherans, Methodists, Episcopalians, Presbyterians and others. The differences in theology and practice are reflected in their wedding services.
Moreover the wedding guests are participants in the service by sharing in hymns, scriptural readings and responses to the couple's exchange of vows.
Protestant services have far fewer restrictions and present much easier guidelines to follow thus making them a popular selection as a type of religious ceremony.