Rome vow renewal package for two at €2,900: a private rooftop over the historic centre in exclusive use, with celebrant, Red Ribbon Ritual, candles, champagne and dinner for two.
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An anniversary ceremony above the eternal city: a private panoramic terrace over Rome’s historic centre in exclusive use, symbolic ceremony with celebrant and Red Ribbon Ritual, floral and candle styling, artisan bouquet, buttonhole and veil, champagne toast and a romantic dinner for two. Kiss Me Italy Concierge throughout. €2,900.
We offer 1 vow renewal package in Rome at €2,900 for two. Every package includes a dedicated celebrant, the Red Ribbon Ritual (your hands are bound with a red ribbon as you repeat your vows), English-speaking planning support, a personalized timeline and assistance before you arrive in Italy.
| Package | Setting and extras | Price for two, from |
|---|---|---|
| Roman Eternal Vows | Private rooftop over the centro storico, dinner for two | €2,900 |
The ceremony takes place on a private panoramic terrace in the historic centre, in exclusive use for the ceremony and the dinner. The price is €2,900 for two, all included as listed. Children or a small group of family members can join the ceremony and the toast.
Rome can be booked all year; the rooftop ceremony is usually planned at sunset. Fiumicino airport is about 45 minutes from the centre.
Choose a package, press “Check my date” to confirm availability with our team on WhatsApp or by email, then book online at the published price. Your coordinator agrees the time of day, extras such as a photographer, and the logistics with you.
Compare all vow renewal packages in Italy, or see our Rome wedding guide.
Our Rome vow renewal costs €2,900 for two and includes a private rooftop in exclusive use, the celebrant, the Red Ribbon Ritual, floral and candle styling, champagne and dinner for two.
No. A vow renewal in Italy is a symbolic ceremony, so there is no paperwork, no residency requirement and no waiting period. Your legal marriage stays the one you already have; the ceremony is led by a celebrant, not a registrar.
