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  • Getting Onto the Ladder

    The current economic climate is more challenging for first-time home-buyers than it has been at any time in the last fifty years. With the gloomy prospect of a double dip recession hanging over our heads, if you’re a newly wed couple looking to get out of rented accommodation and onto the housing market, is there any way that you can dodge the economic storm clouds?

  • Must-Have Wedding Shoe Trends for 2012

    If you’re lucky enough to be planning a wedding this year, 2012 has several major new wedding shoe trends for you to choose from for your big day. Wedding shoe designers have been inspired by general footwear trends for the year, as well as some of the more prestigious weddings of 2011. With everyone from Kate Middleton to Kate Moss tying the knot last year, there was plenty of wedding footwear inspiration on offer. Whether you’re looking for wedding shoes UK or worldwide, our guide to the key trends is here to give you some fresh ideas.

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  • Top 2011 Celeb weddings and destinations in the UK

    Celebrity weddings can be ridiculously opulent affairs, but surely nothing exceeds the pomp and ceremony of English Royal Family wedding! Anyone who missed the nuptials of Will and Kate missed a truly spectacular event, one not to be repeated for another 30 or so years. Every detail of a top class state wedding has been planned to the minutest degree. The wedding dress was made by a top designer, Sarah Burton and even the cake cost as much as an average persons’ wedding!

  • Book of Common Prayer 1662

    Would you please explain the wording "For be ye well assured that so many as are joined together otherwise than God's Word doth allow, are not joined together by God; neither is their Matrimony lawful."  This would seem to me to be the difference to a civil marriage which does not have the same high standards (due to civil liberties) as a church marriage. 

  • Vows on the 1662 Book of Common Prayer
  • Who can marry you

    I was wondering if a curate at our local church would be able to marry us, or if it would need to be the resident vicar?

  • Who can marry you

    I was wondering if a curate at our local church would be able to marry us, or if it would need to be the resident vicar?

  • Can I have a non-civil ceremony and exchange vows at a hotel and then the following day arrange to do the legal sides of a wedding ?

    Hello,

     

    Not sure if this question is clear or not but here we go,....

     

     

    We have booked a hotel for our wedding and would like to hold a ceremony and the wedding breakfast there. The registry office can only offer a 4pm civil ceremony at the hotel which is too late for us. I am therefore thinking of just having a ceremony led by my uncle at the hotel to exchange our vows in front of our family and friends and then the following day go to the registry office to carry out the legal side of marriage.

  • Swinton gets in on April Fools Day

    Looks like Swinton Insurance's digital team thinks beauty, unlike love, is not everlasting. We picked this up on 1 April!

  • advice on marraige and faith

    hello,
    me and my partner are wanting to get married in a church but i am afraid
    that we will get turnt down.my partner is a non christian and has not been
    christened as of yet, i on the other hand was christened as a baby, i attened
    sunday school for a few years but then the church was demolished. i have not