Wedding photographers in Orvieto

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   The comune’s historic venues

   In 2011 the Giunta added the Sala dei Quattrocento of the Palazzo del Popolo, a frescoed hall used for congresses today, and the Cloister of San Francesco, in the town library, to the Ridotto of the Teatro Mancinelli and the Parco delle Grotte, in use since 2007. The comune pages we could open don’t repeat that list or give fees: write to statocivile@comune.orvieto.tr.it to ask what is on offer now and what it costs.

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   The comune’s own rooms

   The same 2011 decision lists the registry office and the rooms of the Sindaco, the Governatore and the Consiglio, free to residents in office hours; other couples, and residents at other times, pay a flat fee. The office is at Via Roma 3, and sees people by appointment only.

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   A wedding in the Duomo

   The Opera del Duomo publishes no rule on weddings, and the diocese of Orvieto-Todi publishes only the forms for the marriage file. To ask, start with the parish, and with the Opera on +39 0763 342477 or info@duomodiorvieto.it: it is a monument with paying visitors, so don’t assume a date before you have a yes.

Orvieto’s own station (ENEA 1961–1990; it publishes no rain figures) gives average highs of 23.3 °C in May, 28.1 °C in June, 31.2 °C in July, 31.9 °C in August, 27.0 °C in September and 20.7 °C in October. For rain, Perugia’s airport station some 50 km away (1971–2000) has about seven to eight rainy days a month in May, June, September and October. Corpus Domini on 30 May 2027 closes the Duomo to visitors all day, with its parade of about 400 people in costume through the streets, a spectacle but a poor day for a wedding near the square.