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Dear Elle, Please help ... I need a dress ... I need help from the online Wedding Planner!
17 July, 2008 - 15:20 posted by Elle at Fairydu...tagged in
Dear Elle,
Hi, I am having real difficulties! My partner and i are going travelling for 6 months and ending up in Vegas. We are planning to get married so i need a dress to take with me and want something simple but sexy and elegant and of course lightweight and small to pack! I have been looking on the high street and can't find anything i like!
Please help!
Sarah
Advice on the best way to acquire a marriage certificate and the costs involved.
16 July, 2008 - 14:11 posted by James Coletagged in
Dear Resident Reverend,
My girlfriend and myself are Zimbabweans living in this country on student visas for at least two years now. we have gone through with the traditional marriage process in our country of origin and now would like to marry legally. We are both Christians and are seeking advice on the best way to acquire a marriage certificate and the costs involved. read more »
Do I have to get married in my Mother's Parish?
15 July, 2008 - 15:15 posted by James Coletagged in
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Can a minister from another church marry us in a Church of England Church?
14 July, 2008 - 21:07 posted by katiesarahabramtagged in
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I'm secretly praying for sunshine again tomorrow as I'm officiating at another wedding. The bride and groom are both lovely and, as we've spent quite a bit of time together, I'm getting to know them better. But it's Billy, the father of the bride, that I know well. Very well in fact, as I had a year long relationship with him last year. read more »
Measuring Up to Marriage
2 July, 2008 - 16:58 posted by Jan Harneytagged in
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It's ages since I posted a blog - a combination of busyness and a virus on my computer that took some getting rid of! But while I've been absent there was a significant happening that will make it easier for you to marry in the place of your dreams. read more »
When planning Weddings, I always advise that a gift list of some sort should be included when sending our the inviations. However, I recently attended Wedding Reception of an old school friend who didn't include a gift list. I always like to take a wrapped gift, so I went a bought a gift that I liked in the hope that my friend would like it too. read more »
Can a French man (civil divorcee) marry a British Protestant residing in France, in England?
26 June, 2008 - 14:10 posted by TCtagged in
Dear Resident Reverend, bonjour,
My fiance, who is French, divorced a few years ago. He only had a civil mariage back then and I would therefore like to know if we can get married in a Church in England after a civil marriage in France?
Thanks in advance!
Tessa
Dear Resdient Reverend,
I am in uk and my girlfriend is from norway. We are both muslims, so can we get married in a church?
If yes, what are the legal requirements as i am subject to immigration control and i'm ok with all the requirements and my girlfiend she is a norwagein.
Thank you,
I
