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Leilani's picture

Getting married in the UK

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Elle at Fairydust Weddings's picture

Can we still get married?

Dear Resident Reverend,

Me and my partner have been engaged now for 2 years and are planning to be married this year, the only problem is although i am a a british citizen,he is not. Is it still possible for the ceremony to take place, and if so are there any requirements we need to meet?

Thank you.

Danielle

James Cole's picture

I want to get the planning right!

Dear Resident Reverend,

Im a 19 year old canadian on a work visa expiring in may, id like to marry my fiance who is a uk citizen. My parents were married in a church and I was a frequent church goer,
volenteer and choir member all through our my childhood. And its a must to get married in a church! read more »

Elle at Fairydust Weddings's picture

Wedding Fees

Dear Resident Reverend,

Me and my fiancee want to get married in church and have selected our local parish church in Marlow Buckinghamshire called All Saints.

We looked up first the costs to get married in church and the fee on most websites we looked at for an anglican church wedding is £240-this is for the service the reading of banns and the certificate. (organ,bells etc extra) read more »

James Cole's picture

Can a vicar marry you out of a church?

Dear Resident Reverend
I am a Christian, my partner is not and I don't really want a civil ceremony (his preference is not to marry in church). Is it possible to have a Vicar marry you not in church?
Thanks
Sarah

Esther Smith's picture

The publication of the banns of marriage within your parish when getting married in another church

Dear Resident Reverend,

My fiancé and I are getting married in St Thomas church on the 14th of November, which is only 5 minutes car journey from the house, which I regularly attend on a weekly basis. However, when applying to get married at St Thomas', it was brought to our attention that we were marginally within the border of another parish church called St Luke's. read more »

LGT's picture
James Cole's picture

Getting married in a different parish?

Dear Resident Reverend,

Me and my partner are looking to be married summer 2010 but the church we
would like to be married in is not in our parish as we live futher up the
coast from this particular church. Is there any opportunity that we could
be married in a church out of parish even though we dont live close and
neither do any of our parents?

Thanks very much

Emma

sylvie's picture

C of E parish church wedding with a Methodist Minister?

Dear Resident Reverend,

Apart from consulting the parties concerned, can you please tell me where I can obtain explicit information about which parts of the service can be undertaken by a Methodist Padre within a C of E marriage ceremony so as to conform with the law? read more »

amymelbourne's picture

I'm british but my partner is nigerian if we want to get married in cof e does he need a marriage visa

Dear Resident Reverend,

If we want to get married in a register office i know my partner needs to get a marriage visa but does he need this to get married in a church or can we get married on a vistor visa.

Many thanks

Amy



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