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 If you wish to be married in the Church,
you should first arrange to see your minister to discuss your marriage.
As the
established church, the Church of England gives everyone, with no former partner
still living, the right to get married in the parish church
Publication of Banns
Publication of banns, means announcing aloud your intended marriage
Marriage by Common License
Getting married by common license is equivalent in timing to the civil
method of getting married by certificate and license and it has the
advantage of not requiring banns to be published.
Marriage by Archbishop's Special License
Marriage by special license is very unusual and it must be approved by the
Archbishop of Canterbury.
Marriage by Superintendent Registrar's Certificate Without Licence.
The final method of getting married in accordance to the rites of the Church
of England, is by the authority of a superintendent registrar's certificate
without license.
Legal requirements
Civil ceremony Church
Documents required Costs
Best man Bridesmaids
Matron of honour Something old
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First On The Dance Floor Why The Bride Stands On The left Bridal flowers Leap year Proposals Throwing confetti Diary Page Boy, Flower girl Photographer Ushers Speeches Stationary
Wedding Cake
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