Frequently Asked Questions
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In England, you will still need to arrange the registration of your marriage at your local registrars office. All that is required is for the marriage certificate to be signed in front of two adult witnesses. This is the 'legal paperwork' of the marriage and it can be done at anytime and at minimal cost. Please contact your local council for more detailed information.
When you marry at a licensed wedding venue or a registry office, a registrar will perform your legal civil ceremony. There are rules, regulations and red tape with a registrar weddings which may include a couple not being able to share personalised vows, bring in any decorations or use certain music they would like to. Additionally, a registrar is likely to have more than one wedding to attend per day so you'll have a restricted amount of their time time too.
Choosing a Celebrant for your wedding gives you absolute creative freedom. Your ceremony is written with you and only you in mind. Whether its a Disney wedding, a beach event or Granny's back garden. Its YOUR decision!
To put it simply... No
Just as long as its a safe space for all involved and the Celebrant you choose has agreed!
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