October 2010 brides (and grooms!)

chelbel1981

shellsuit wrote: »

I've could have sworn I'd read on here that you don't have to give notice to the reg office if you're getting married in a church?

That's gonna bug me now, I'll have to look for it lol!

I know I'm sat here panicking, we saw the Rev. last night and she mentioned nothing.

We have saved majorly on flowers because it's harvest weekend and the church will be decked out with flowers all in autumn/harvest colours and what are our colours... brown and orange yeyy!!!!

hunnycat

shellsuit wrote: »

I've could have sworn I'd read on here that you don't have to give notice if you're getting married in a church?

That's gonna bug me now, I'll have to look for it lol!

you still need a licence and you need to do it at least 14 days before

bigmomma051204

Umm - well we have been told by our vicar that we DON'T need a license....and i am thinking she must be right!!!! She said that the church sort it all out. End of! Ring and ask tho if ur worried!!

shellsuit

hunny, you're in Scotland aren't you, so that's probably why it's different.

hunnycat

i just realised pollyhelen is a church wedding ( speed reading is not good!!) I am not a church wedding so i dont know really!!

shellsuit

hunnycat wrote: »

i just realised pollyhelen is a church wedding ( speed reading is not good!!) I am not a church wedding so i dont know really!!

You quoted me where I said hers was a church wedding ~ twice!! :rotfl::rotfl:

hunnycat

shellsuit wrote: »

You quoted me where I said hers was a church wedding ~ twice!! :rotfl::rotfl:

i am drugged up just now thats my excuse!!! :rotfl:

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shellsuit

hunnycat wrote: »

i am drugged up just now thats my excuse!!! :rotfl:

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I'll let you off then!

pollyhelen

Hi guys, sorry popped out there for a minute!! Ours is a church wedding but not normal church of England. I think I found out today that c of e is the only one u don't have to register it at the register office. Tbh I've been having full on panic since that post and then we spoke to the guy at the church and was v calm but said we'd better hot foot it down there !!! Arg! So hopef all ok but will feel better once we've been. Think that clears up some questions a bit too but also obv could be wrong cos clearly I am an amateur on hhis!!!! Thanks for helpfulness!!

hunnycat

pollyhelen wrote: »

Hi guys, sorry popped out there for a minute!! Ours is a church wedding but not normal church of England. I think I found out today that c of e is the only one u don't have to register it at the register office. Tbh I've been having full on panic since that post and then we spoke to the guy at the church and was v calm but said we'd better hot foot it down there !!! Arg! So hopef all ok but will feel better once we've been. Think that clears up some questions a bit too but also obv could be wrong cos clearly I am an amateur on hhis!!!! Thanks for helpfulness!!

dont panic!
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Governmentcitizensandrights/Registeringlifeevents/Marriagesandcivilpartnerships/DG_175715

if you need to involve the registry office it will be for the license which is at latest 14 days before you need to apply.
We only need a license and can apply 12 weeks before for this.x

eta: the timescales may be different for england but i dont see it being much different!