How Much Does It Cost to Elope in Italy? A Complete 2026 Breakdown
Planning an elopement in Italy can be wonderfully flexible, and the total cost depends on the level of services you choose, where in Italy you’re getting married, and whether you prefer a symbolic ceremony or a legally binding one. Below you’ll find a clear, transparent breakdown so you can understand exactly what couples tend to spend — from simple, intimate celebrations to fully curated all-inclusive experiences.
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QUICK ANSWER: THE AVERAGE COST TO ELOPE IN ITALY
between €9,000 & €22,000
If you’re specifically looking for Italy elopement package cost in 2026, most of our couples investing in full planning and photography spend between €12,000 and €18,000, with premium villa or luxury experiences starting from around €22,000.
Here is the simplest high-level overview:
Symbolic elopement in Italy (intimate, streamlined): €7,000–€12,000
Mid-range all-inclusive elopement: €12,000–€18,000
Premium or luxury experience (high-end regions / villas): €18,000–€28,000+
Civil ceremony fees: €600–€2,000+ depending on the municipality, location, and day of the week
To help you get a clearer picture, you can take a look at what’s usually included in the experiences we create on our Italy elopement packages page.
Comparison Table: Average Elopement Costs in Italy (2025–2026)
| Type of Elopement | Typical price range |
|---|---|
| Symbolic elopement (streamlined, intimate) | €7,000–€12,000 |
| Mid-range all-inclusive experience | €12,000–€18,000 |
| Premium / luxury elopement (Como, Amalfi, villas) | €18,000–€28,000+ |
| Civil ceremony fees (town hall or authorised venue) | €600–€2,000+ |
| Photography & planning (combined) | €7,000–€10,000+ |
| Accommodation (2–4 nights for two) | €500–€2,000+ |
| Hair & makeup | €600–€800+ |
| Bouquet & boutonniere | €350–€500+ |
| Private venue hire (optional) | €800–€5,000+ |
| Travel & logistics | €300–€1,200+ |
If you are unsure which regions match your budget, explore our Best Places to Elope in Italy which includes Tuscany, Lake Como, Amalfi Coast, Rome, Venice, Sicily and more.
ITALY ELOPEMENT COST BREAKDOWN
What couples actually spend
Below is a clear breakdown of the elements that shape the final cost of an elopement in Italy. These ranges reflect the real budgets of couples who book full-service planning and documentary-style photography with us across Italy.
1. Accommodation
Most couples stay 2–4 nights, with costs varying widely by region and season:
Tuscany agriturismi: €150–€300+ per night
Amalfi Coast hotels: €250–€1000+ per night
Lake Como boutique hotels: €200–€600+ per night
Sicily: €150–€350+ per night
2. Photography & Planning
For most couples, photography and planning are the core investment of the elopement.
Combined photography + planning coverage typically ranges between:
Half day with planning: starts at €7,200
Full day with planning: starts at €8,200
This includes: timeline design, vendor coordination, location scouting, logistics, and complete documentary storytelling.
Curious to see what a typical elopement in Italy can look like? Take a peek at Holly & Loz’s adventure in the Italian Alps:
3. Hair, Makeup & Flowers
Hair & makeup: €600–€800+
Bouquet + boutonniere: €350–€500+
Small floral add-ons (table, arch, bouquet upgrade): from €1000
4. Ceremony Fees (Symbolic vs Civil)
Symbolic Ceremony Fees
€0–€2000+ depending also on whether you hire a celebrant.
The cost of a celebrant is generally €600-€1000+
Symbolic ceremonies are the easiest to organise and give you the maximum level of freedom, especially if you wish to elope at sunrise or in remote spots away from the crowds.
civil Ceremony Fees
Usually depend on:
– the municipality
– day of the week
– indoor/outdoor location
– resident vs non-resident fees
– authorised villa vs town hall
Typical cost range:
Small town halls: €500+
Larger cities (Rome, Florence): €300–€900
Premium authorised villas: €1,000–€3,000+
If you are leaning towards a legal ceremony and want to have a proper idea of what the whole process entails, in terms of time and cost, check our dedicated section Legal Requirements to get married in Italy.
5. Travel & Logistics
Average travel-related expenses for a two-person elopement:
Flights to Italy (UK/US): €300–€900+ pp
Local trains/car hire: €40–€300
Boat hire (Lake Como or Amalfi Coast): €250–€800
Driver/transport on the day: €300–€500
COST TO ELOPE IN ITALY BY REGION
Different regions of Italy come with very different price structures. Some areas — like Tuscany’s countryside — offer extraordinary scenery without a premium surcharge, while regions like Lake Como or the Amalfi Coast naturally involve higher vendor and venue fees.
Below is a realistic overview based on real elopements we plan and photograph each year.
Tuscany Elopement Cost
Tuscany is one of the most cost-balanced regions for elopements in Italy, offering breathtaking landscapes, historic towns, affordable agriturismi, and a wide network of suppliers.
Typical total spend for a Tuscany elopement:
€8,000–€16,000
(depending on accommodation, florals, celebrant, and whether you choose a private venue or outdoor location)
Breakdown:
Accommodation: €150–€300+ per night
Hair & makeup: €600–€800
Bouquet & boutonniere: €250–€500+
Symbolic ceremony: €0–€1000+
Celebrant: €600–€1000+
Civil ceremony (Siena, Florence, smaller towns): starting at €250–€700+
Private villas (optional): €800–€3,000+
Best for: couples who want panoramic landscapes (Val d’Orcia, Chianti, Crete Senesi), medieval towns, relaxed travel, and excellent value for money.
If you want to be inspired by one of our Tuscany elopements check out Michelle & Justin’s day around our favourite Tuscan region, Val d’Orcia:
→ An October Elopement around Val d’Orcia
While this is our Comprehensive guide to plan an elopement in Tuscany, with all the insider tips to create your stress-free, beautiful day in this stunning region:
Amalfi Coast Elopement Cost
The Amalfi Coast is one of the most premium regions for elopements due to the complexity of logistics, vertical towns, and limited vendor availability.
Typical total spend for an Amalfi Coast elopement:
€12,000–€22,000+
Breakdown:
Accommodation: €250–€1000+ per night
Hair & makeup: €700–€1000
Bouquet & boutonniere: €250–€450
Symbolic ceremony: €0–€3000+
Celebrant: €400–€600+
Civil ceremony (Ravello, Positano, Amalfi): €500–€2,000+
Boat hire: €350–€900
Day-of transport (drivers): €350–€500+
Best for: couples seeking dramatic cliffside views, Mediterranean colour, seaside towns, and boutique hotels.
The Amalfi Coast offers some truly spectacular settings; however, it’s essential that your photographer and planner know how to navigate the crowds. For this reason, we most often recommend eloping in the Amalfi Coast during the off-season, when you can truly enjoy your day to the fullest.
Shai and Dillon chose to elope in Amalfi in December, and it was genuinely the day of a lifetime. Discover their incredible story below.
→ Shai & Dillon’s December elopement in the Amalfi Coast
If you are dreaming of eloping in the Amalfi Coast, make sure to check out our comprehensive guide below:
→ A Comprehensive guide to plan an elopement in the Amalfi Coast
Lake Como Elopement Cost
Lake Como is one of the most luxurious elopement destinations in Italy, with some of the most iconic villas in Europe. Prices reflect the exclusivity of the region.
Typical total spend for an Lake Como elopement:
€12,000–€26,000+
Breakdown:
Accommodation: €300–€800+ per night
Hair & makeup: €700–€1000+
Bouquet & boutonniere: €250–€500+
Boat hire: €350–€1000+
Symbolic ceremony: €0–€2000+
Celebrant: €400–€700+
Civil ceremony (Varenna, Como, Tremezzo): €400–€1,600+
Private villas (Villa Monastero, Villa Pizzo, etc.): €3,000–€6,000+ depending on venue & access
Best for: couples who want elegance, lakefront villas, boat portraits, and a cinematic backdrop.
Lake Como offers some of the most exquisite villas in Italy and is an ideal choice for couples dreaming of a refined, luxurious elopement. Take a look at Sadie & Nale’s elopement at Villa Pizzo to see what a Lake Como elopement can look like:
→ Sadie & Nale’s elegant, intimate elopement at Villa Pizzo, Lake Como
You are also welcome to explore our list of the best Lake Como villas for an unforgettable elopement.
Venice Elopement Cost
Venice is one of the most romantic cities in the world — atmospheric canals, Renaissance architecture, hidden courtyards, and soft golden light reflected on the water. It is also a region where prices can vary widely depending on the neighbourhood (San Marco is premium; Dorsoduro or Cannaregio are more cost-balanced).
Typical total spend for a Venice elopement:
€10,000–€20,000+
Breakdown:
Accommodation: €150–€400+ per night, depending on proximity to San Marco or Grand Canal
Hair & makeup: €600–€800
Bouquet & boutonniere: €250–€450
Symbolic ceremony (palazzos, terraces, courtyards): €0–€800+
Celebrant: €800–€1000+
Civil ceremony (ex. Palazzo Cavalli): €400–€1,000+
Gondola or private boat hire (optional but popular): €90 (half an hour)
Vaporetto / water taxi transport: €200 per hour
Best for: couples attracted to atmospheric portraits, quiet sunrise canals, timeless architecture, and an intimate, cinematic backdrop.
Venice is without a doubt one of our favourite destinations for an elopement in Italy. While it can be a busy city, as local planners and photographers we know how to step away from the crowds and create unforgettable experiences in one of Italy’s most iconic and romantic cities.
Discover Xiao & Eric’s elopement and be inspired by their beautiful story.
Rome Elopement Cost
Rome offers a unique balance: beautiful historic settings and premium city logistics, but without the ultra-high prices of Como or Amalfi.
Typical total spend for a Rome elopement:
€10,000–€18,000+
Breakdown:
Accommodation: €150–€350 per night
Hair & makeup: €600–€800
Bouquet & boutonniere: €350–€450
Symbolic ceremony: €0–€600
Celebrant: €400–€800+
Civil ceremony (Campidoglio, Caracalla): €300–€900
Driver/transport: €120–€350
Best for: couples who want an elopement rich in art, culture, iconic landmarks, and urban charm.
There truly is no other city like Rome, and eloping here feels like a dream. That said, it’s Italy’s largest city, and navigating its busy streets requires experienced vendors who know exactly what they’re doing to ensure a smooth, stress-free day. Take a look at this family elopement in Rome — one of the sweetest stories we’ve had the pleasure to document:
Sicily Elopement Cost
Sicily remains one of the most cost-accessible regions while still offering epic coastal landscapes, dramatic light, historic towns, volcanoes, and cinematic backdrops.
Typical total spend for a Sicily elopement:
€8,000–€15,000+
Breakdown:
Accommodation: €150–€450 per night
Hair & makeup: €600–€800
Bouquet & boutonniere: €250–€450
Symbolic ceremony: €0–€600
Civil ceremony (Cefalù, Taormina, Noto): €250–€700+
Celebrant: €600–€800+
Travel within the island: €100–€300
Best for: couples who love dramatic light, wild coastlines, slow-travel culture, and more accessible vendor rates.
Sicily is truly a hidden gem in our country. It offers incredible landscapes, history, cuisine and cities. Perfect if you want to steer away from Italy’s busiest destinations, if you decided to elope in Sicily you’d not be disappointed. Have a look at Julie & Aric’s sunrise elopement in Taormina:
→ A Sunrise Elopement in Taormina, Sicily
Or get ready to wander through volcanic trails, admire stunning sunsets and exchange your vows in the most intimate Sicilian setting:
Cinque Terre Elopement Cost
Cinque Terre offers one of the most dramatic and colourful coastal backdrops in Italy — steep cliffs, terraced vineyards, pastel fishing villages and wild seaside trails. While it is more accessible than the Amalfi Coast, vendor availability is limited and logistics (boats, trains, vertical paths) can influence costs.
Typical total spend for a Cinque Terre elopement:
€9,000–€18,000+
Breakdown:
Accommodation: €130–€300 per night in Monterosso, Vernazza, Manarola or Corniglia
Hair & makeup: €700–€800+
Bouquet & boutonniere: €250–€450
Symbolic ceremony: €0–€700 (terraces, vineyards, cliffsides)
Civil ceremony: €300–€800, depending on the municipality
Celebrant: €600–€800+
Boat hire: €450–€800
Local transport (trains): starting at €30 per day
Best for: couples seeking colourful villages, cliffside portraits, dramatic light, coastal hiking, and a rustic, authentic Italian seaside charm — without the ultra-premium pricing of Amalfi.
Wondering what a typical elopement in Cinque Terre unfolds? Then check out Liz & Chris’ incredible elopement, that started at dawn on the rocks of Riomaggiore, only to finish with a boat ceremony at sunset in one of the most beautiful bays in Italy:
→ Liz & Chris’ Elopement in Cinque Terre
And if you want to know everything about eloping in Cinque Terre, then check out our guide below:
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Italy truly offers an unparalleled variety of landscapes, destinations, atmospheres, and experiences, making it one of the most inspiring places in Europe to elope. From dramatic mountains and serene lakes to historic cities, rolling countryside, and wild coastlines, each region offers something entirely unique.
To help you find the destination that best reflects the vision you have for your day, we’ve created our most comprehensive overview of elopement locations across Italy. Check it out below:
COST FOR A CIVIL CEREMONY VS SYMBOLIC CEREMONY
Choosing between a symbolic ceremony and a legally binding civil ceremony is one of the biggest differences in cost and logistics when eloping in Italy. Below is a clear breakdown of prices, requirements and what couples typically spend — applicable across all major regions including Tuscany, Lake Como, Amalfi Coast, Cinque Terre, Rome and Sicily.
Symbolic Ceremony Cost in Italy
A symbolic ceremony offers maximum freedom, fewer logistics and lower overall cost. It’s the most popular choice for foreign couples eloping in Italy.
Typical symbolic ceremony cost:
€0-€900+
What influences the price?
– Whether you hire a professional celebrant
– Location type (beaches, terraces, vineyards, mountain viewpoints)
– Any rental fees for private sites
– Additional décor or florals
A symbolic ceremony can be held almost anywhere — cliffs in Cinque Terre, vineyards in Tuscany, terraces in Amalfi, lakeside spots in Como — making it ideal for intimate, meaningful elopements.
Civil Ceremony Cost in Italy
A civil ceremony is legally binding and must be performed by an Italian registrar or authorised celebrant in an approved venue.
Typical symbolic ceremony cost:
€300–€2,000+ depending on the municipality.
Examples by region:
Tuscany (Siena, Florence, Volterra): €300–€900+
Lake Como (Varenna, Como, Tremezzo): €400–€1,600+
Amalfi Coast (Ravello, Amalfi, Positano): €500–€2,000+
Cinque Terre (Vernazza, Riomaggiore, Manarola): €300–€800+
Rome (Campidoglio, Caracalla): €300–€900+
Civil ceremonies often come with:
Higher administrative fees for non-residents
Extra charges for weekends or outdoor locations
Mandatory translator/interpreter for legal documents and the ceremony
→ take a look at our Legal Requirements to Elope in Italy section to know more about the process
Required Paperwork (Short Overview)
The legal process depends on your nationality, but typically includes:
– A Nulla Osta (affidavit of no impediment)
– Apostilles (for some countries)
– Passport documentation
– Appointment at your home country’s embassy or consulate in Italy
– An Italian translator or interpreter if documents are not in Italian
The full, step-by-step explanation is detailed on our Legal Requirements to Elope in Italy section.
Interpreter & Translator Costs
For a civil wedding, an interpreter is usually mandatory unless one partner speaks fluent Italian.
Typical costs: €200–€500, depending on:
– Location
– Ceremony duration
– Municipality requirements
Please Note: These ceremony costs apply across all major elopement regions — including Tuscany, Lake Como, Amalfi Coast, Cinque Terre, Rome and Sicily — with variation depending on the municipality and whether the venue is public or private. For a complete overview of the process and documents required, visit our Legal Requirements to Elope in Italy section.
BUDGET ITALY ELOPEMENT: HOW TO ELOPE TO ITALY ON A BUDGET
Not every couple wants — or needs — a premium villa, large floral installations, or multiple vendors. Many simply want an intentional, beautiful celebration that focuses on the two of you, in a breathtaking Italian location.
A budget-conscious elopement in Italy does not have to feel “cheap” or compromised. It is simply about making thoughtful choices that keep logistics simple and focus your investment where it matters most: the experience, the photography, and the meaning of your day.
Below are the most effective ways to design a cost-aware but still high-quality elopement anywhere in Italy.
Budget Options by Region
Tuscany
Choosing countryside agriturismi and natural viewpoints (rather than private villas) keeps costs balanced.
Check our our Guide to Plan an Elopement in Tuscany for more inspiration and budget-friendly ideas.
Amalfi Coast
Staying in nearby towns (Praiano, Minori, Vietri) instead of Positano or Ravello significantly reduces accommodation costs as exchanging vows in a beautiful viewpoint or on the beach at dawn does.
Check our our Guide to Plan an Elopement in the Amalfi Coast for more inspiration and budget-friendly ideas.
Cinque Terre
Public terraces, cliffside trails and vineyards make ceremony costs minimal, and local trains replace private drivers.
Check our our Guide to Plan an Elopement in Cinque Terre for more inspiration and budget-friendly ideas.
Lake Como
Opting for Varenna or Menaggio instead of luxury villas offers the same lake beauty with far less venue expense.
Check our our Guide to Plan an Elopement in Lake Como for more inspiration and budget-friendly ideas.
Sicily
One of the best-value regions in all of Italy, with lower vendor costs and spectacular natural locations.
Venice
Avoid the San Marco area and choose quieter neighbourhoods like Cannaregio or Dorsoduro for your accommodation. A symbolic ceremony at sunrise on a quiet bridge or hidden courtyard keeps the experience magical without high venue fees.
The Italian Alps
Choosing less tourist-heavy Alpine regions dramatically reduces costs. Areas such as the Aosta Valley or Piedmont Alps offer breathtaking viewpoints, rifugi, lakes and mountain passes without the premium pricing of the Dolomites.
Travel logistics are simpler, sunrise hikes are often free, and the scenery is world-class.
→ See A Mont Blanc Elopement: MK & Shane or A Sunrise elopement in the Italian Alps for more ideas and alternative locations for a cost effective elopement in the Italian Alps.
Where You Save the Most vs. What Remains Premium
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Cheapest Months to Elope in Italy
Choosing your season strategically is the single easiest way to reduce costs.
Best cost-effective months
March – early May
October – November
These months offer:
– lower accommodation prices
– better vendor availability
– cooler temperatures
– softer light for photography
– fewer crowds in Cinque Terre, Amalfi Coast and Venice
More Premium Months
June, September: highest demand, highest prices
July–August: peak heat, crowds, and accommodations at their most expensive
→ See more in detail on our Best Time to Elope in Italy.
WARNING: July and August DO get hot and crowded. Italian tourists will be around together with tourists coming from abroad. Everything will be more expensive, more crowded, more hot and much less enjoyable.
All-Inclusive Elopement Packages in Italy
You can still enjoy a beautifully curated elopement with photography, planning, florals, hair & makeup and ceremony setup — without stepping into luxury-tier costs.
A cost-aware all-inclusive elopement package typically includes:
– Full planning support
– Location scouting
– Timeline design
– Photographer (half-day or full-day)
– Hair and makeup
– Bouquet & boutonniere
– Assistance with symbolic ceremony
– Coordination with local suppliers
Typical Spend:
€10,000–€12,000 depending on region and season.
For inclusions and starting prices: you can check out our Italy Elopement Packages.
EXAMPLES ITALY ELOPEMENT BUDGETS (REALISTIC SCENARIOS)
Every elopement is different, but the ranges below represent what couples typically spend in Italy depending on their vision, level of personalisation, and the region they choose. These examples help illustrate how different choices influence the final cost.
€8,200–€12,000 — Intentional & Streamlined Symbolic Elopement
This scenario suits couples who want a meaningful, relaxed celebration focused on the experience and photography, without premium venues or high-complexity logistics.
What this typically includes:
– 2–4 nights in a charming agriturismo or boutique hotel
– Symbolic ceremony at a natural viewpoint or public terrace (no venue fee)
– Photography + full planning support
– Bouquet & boutonniere
– Hair & makeup for one partner
– Simple travel logistics (train, rental car, or local ferry)
– Light celebratory meal or wine tasting
Where this scenario works perfectly:
– Tuscany (Val d’Orcia, Crete Senesi, Chianti)
– The Italian Alps (meadow with stunning views at dawn)
– Less popular lake destinations, for example Lake Orta
– Cinque Terre (terraces, vineyards, cliffside locations)
– Sicily (sea cliffs, Baroque towns, wild coasts)
– Rome at sunrise (no venue fees)
– Venice at sunrise (no venue fees)
If you’d like to be inspired by one of our stories that offers a more cost-effective option, take a look at:
€12,000–€18,000 — Mid-Range All-Inclusive Elopement
This is the most popular bracket for couples eloping in Italy. It balances comfort, beauty, and logistics while still keeping the celebration intimate and personalised.
What this typically includes:
– 3–5 nights in a boutique hotel or stylish B&B
– Symbolic ceremony at a panoramic location or low-fee private venue
– Full-day photography + full planning
– Professional hair & makeup
– Bouquet, boutonniere + small floral additions (table arrangement / upgraded bouquet)
– Private driver for part of the day
– Optional boat ride (Cinque Terre, Amalfi, Lake Como)
– Elegant dinner experience
Where this scenario works perfectly:
– Amalfi Coast (Praiano, Minori, Ravello terraces)
– Lake Como (Varenna, Menaggio, small private villas)
Venice (hidden courtyard ceremony + gondola/boat portraits)
Tuscany (private villas or vineyards with reasonable rental fees + private driver)
See Lauren & Mike’s real Elopement on Lake Como, and be inspired by their story:
€18,000–€28,000+ — Premium & Luxury Elopement Experience
This category includes venues, villas and experiences that require higher rental fees or more complex logistics — and it is common in some of Italy’s most iconic locations.
What this typically includes:
– 4–6 nights in a high-end hotel or luxury villa
– Ceremony in a private historic villa, terraced garden or exclusive location
– Full-day or multi-day photography + planning
– High-end florals (arch, aisle arrangements, seasonal installations)
– Hair & makeup with on-site stylist for touch-ups
– Private boat charter (Como, Amalfi, Venice)
– Private driver for the entire day
– Premium dinner or chef’s table experience
Optional extras: videography, sunrise shoot, additional adventure session
Where this scenario works perfectly:
– Lake Como luxury villas (Villa Monastero, Villa Pizzo, Villa Balbiano, etc.)
– Amalfi Coast cliffside venues
– Venice palazzos
– High-end Tuscan estates
– Alpine rifugi + helicopter access in the Italian Alps
Check out Sadie and Nale’s luxury Lake Como elopement at Villa Pizzo:
Comparison Table: Italy Elopement Budget Scenarios (2025–2026)
| Elopement Scenario | Typical Budget Range | What’s Included | Best Regions For This Tier |
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| Intentional & Streamlined | €8,200–€12,000 | • Symbolic ceremony at natural/public location • 2–4 nights in boutique B&B / agriturismo • Photography + planning • Hair & makeup • Bouquet & boutonniere • Simple travel logistics |
Tuscany, Italian Alps, Cinque Terre, Sicily, Rome (sunrise), Venice |
| Mid-Range All-Inclusive | €12,000–€18,000 | • Full-day photography + planning • Boutique hotel stay (3–5 nights) • Professional HMUA • Florals (bouquet + extras) • Optional boat hire or driver • Panoramic location or low-fee venue |
Amalfi Coast, Lake Como (towns), Venice, Tuscany |
| Premium & Luxury Experience | €18,000–€28,000+ | • Private villa or exclusive venue • Multi-day or full-day coverage • High-end florals & décor • Boat charter / private driver • On-site stylist for touch-ups • Optional add-ons (video, adventure sessions) |
Lake Como villas, Amalfi cliffsides, Venice palazzos, luxury estates, Italian Alps |
Comparison Table: Italy Elopement Budget Scenarios (2025–2026)
Cost of a Photographer & Planner
Starting at €7.200
(Full Planning & Half day Photography)
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Choose a photographer that specialises in elopements, not just any photographer, the expertise is essential to ensure a valuable experience!
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