Getting married without the fuss

deaston

What is the cheapest, easiest way to get married? No fuss, no guests, just married.

psychopathbabble

Registry office with 2 witnesses off the street.

deaston

How much is that?

Guest101

deaston wrote: »

How much is that?

Romance isn't dead after all!


http://www.cumbria.gov.uk/registrationservice/marriages/costs.asp


(that can vary depending on area - you need to contact your local office, but gives you an idea)

tykesi

deaston wrote: »

How much is that?

Because google is sooooo hard to use!

Nick_C

You need to register in your own area. You can marry anywhere you like. Costs vary.

System

Guest101 wrote: »

Romance isn't dead after all!


http://www.cumbria.gov.uk/registrationservice/marriages/costs.asp


(that can vary depending on area - you need to contact your local office, but gives you an idea)

Wow i didnt know it cost so much to get married these days! I'm somewhat shocked!

suki1964

Guest101 wrote: »

Romance isn't dead after all!


http://www.cumbria.gov.uk/registrationservice/marriages/costs.asp


(that can vary depending on area - you need to contact your local office, but gives you an idea)

Blimey, that's dear:eek:

I think we paid around £30 in 2003

Here now it's £88 weekdays and £279 Saturday's

ThinkPink

You will need to enquire at the registry office you wish to get married at as some may have a small room that they will use for small weekday weddings, for example my local registry office do a weekday wedding at a set time for up to 16 for £50. Plus you need to factor in giving notice which is £35 each.

Nick_C

OP needs to start on the Local Council website for the area in which they live, as that is where they must give notice. That website should show all the charges. They can then see if they can get the ceremony itself any cheaper in another convenient area.

Without knowing where the OP lives, the rest is just speculation.

deaston

So it can never be popping in to an office and signing some papers with a witness? Even the most basic needs to have all the shenanigans of "do you x take y" etc etc.