Civil Ceremonies at Licensed Venues. There are a few things you should know about booking a civil ceremony at a licensed venue.
Check the Venue Holds a Licence
Not all venues can hold a wedding ceremony. Any approved premises will hold a license granted by the local authority and it’s wise to ask to see the license before confirming the booking with a Wedding Venue Liverpool.
Give Notice in Advance
Both of you must give notice of marriage at the local register office where you live, regardless of where in the country the wedding ceremony is to take place. This must be given at least 28 days before the wedding and you will need to check the legal requirements for giving notice for a civil marriage ceremony.
Know What You Can Personalise
As you would expect, a civil ceremony does not include any religious content. However, you can choose your own readings, your own poems and your own music, and many couples also write their own vows. However, the vows that you write must comply with the guidelines of the registrar conducting your ceremony.
Inspect the Ceremony Room
It’s also worth seeing the room as it would look at the time of day of your ceremony. Would it look better with the lights on? Is there enough seating for your guests?
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It’s important to remember that getting the details of the civil ceremony right as early as possible will make the day even more special.