You don’t have to be a Virginia resident to obtain a Virginia marriage license, but office hours and procedures vary by county & jurisdiction. Reach out to us at Ciao Bella for any questions.

Preserving memories from your Sweet & Simple Wedding is our #1 priority and that of most couples who choose us. Beautiful, reliable, quality photography coverage is a hallmark of our wedding services.

For many couples, the decision to celebrate with a Sweet and Simple Wedding is about so much more than just the cost - it’s about prioritizing what matters most to them.

Finding it difficult to navigate through all the venues and vendors when trying to plan a small wedding? Searching becomes much easier when you adopt a “Sweet and Simple” mindset.

A “Sweet & Simple Wedding” with Ciao Bella Celebrations is designed for couples in love who want to avoid the complexities, expense and excesses of the traditional wedding industry and other social pressures. It’s a beautiful, festive, heartfelt, intimate, joyful and memorable celebration that’s easy to afford and easy to plan, so you and your fiancé can focus on your love for each other and starting your life together.

Ciao Bella is celebrating 20 years in business by expanding our micro weddings to welcome up to 25 guests and creating the best value around with our Summer Specials. The Best Little Wedding Chapel in Virginia is ready to create memories to cherish with a beautiful and memorable experience!

Ciao Bella Celebrations is a perfect venue for elopements, second or third marriages, rededication of vows, couples over 40, blended families and more!

Ciao Bella offers the best value for your elopement or intimate wedding in the DC Metro and Northern Virginia.

Our Hearts Are Full at Ciao Bella Celebrations as we achieve a joyful milestone to close out 2021 ❤️

Springtime is a perfect time to ride and celebrate together with the Ciao Bella Trolley!

Paying homage to their Mexican heritage and Día de los Muertos, this amazing couple married before close family at the outdoor courtyard of the Fauquier History Museum.