In brief
A Catholic wedding in Venice requires paperwork through your home parish and the diocese, and a concordat marriage can also be legally valid. Other denominations have their own churches in the city, such as the Greek Orthodox and Anglican ones.
These guides explain religious weddings in Venice. Start with Getting married in Venice for how a church ceremony fits with the legal side. Couples often look at Santa Maria dei Miracoli, San Giorgio Maggiore, San Giorgio dei Greci and St George's Anglican Church; each page notes access and photography rules. Inside churches, the priest decides what photography is allowed during the rite.
1 guide
The main page for this topic: Church weddings in Venice.
The Catholic diocese of Venice, which handles the paperwork for church weddings in the city.
Patriarcato di Venezia — Patriarchate of Venice ↗Allow several months: the documents start with your home parish, go through your diocese and then to the Patriarchate of Venice.
Usually yes, discreetly and without flash, but the celebrant sets the rules — always ask in advance.
