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You should definitely have your family feel included since they're flying all the way there and spending all that money to do so. Print the program in both languages and have readings in both languages.
I don't understand why a church wouldn't marry you because you're American though? What are their reasons for being so exclusive?
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Are any other brides having a Catholic wedding in Italy?
My fiance and I live in the US but he is from the town we are getting married in and I'm finding it difficult to work everything out.
Do you think I should have the programs in Italian and English(my side), so they can follow along?
Can some of the readings be done in English so my side doesn't feel completely in the dark?
We are going there in February for a few days to work out some details - I was just wondering if anyone was going through the same thing to see if they could offer any advice. Did you have any issues securing a church to get married in? We had a really difficult time because I am American and he currently lives in the US :( Only one church agreed (the one in his hometown) and it's 45 minutes away from the reception - so I'm walking on eggshells to not give the Priest a reason to change his mind.