This is a really interesting post. I was very surprised that so few a percentage are getting married in register offices. i had a church wedding first time round, but I have personally become disillusioned with religion and so i was happy that my h2b suggested a register office.
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CommentAuthorLittleMissBossy
Mrs Midgley - yes we'll have the whole day there. Depending on budget we might be able to hire a marquee for the garden but if not then we'll be in the same room all day - ceremony, then outside in the garden having some pimms and do photos and in the meantime the staff turns the room around for the meal (bms will help decorate tables) and after meal (which will not be a stiff sit down affair) and speeches and stuff the room will be again turned round for party.
But I'd love to have a marquee.
It’s so great to find that one special person
you want to annoy for the rest of your life....
CommentAuthorVonny
A castle ruin! well actually in the mannor house attached to the gate house of the castle.
CommentAuthorKirgle
I am at Hedingham Castle. Ceromony in the castle keep and then a marquee reception in the grounds
CommentAuthorlh2404
I voted something different.
We are getting married in a public garden by the beach!
Hotel for us. Our venue is the grade II listed country house which the modern hotel is attached to, we wanted a gorgeous room to have the ceremony in, but quite wanted it in a hotel to minimise moving around, this way we can stay in the hotel both nights, and our travelling guests can just head upstairs afterwards without having to worry about getting to a hotel.
CommentAuthor♥Future Mrs Midgley♥
Sounds lovely emmaaa :-)
CommentAuthormym72
We got married in one of the wedding rooms at The Blacksmiths at Gretna Green - then had the reception down the road at one of the hotels.
CommentAuthorOfficially Mrs M
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we getting married at the local church that my OH's brother and sister in law, mum and dad, grandma and grandad, uncle and aunty etc all go tmarried. I don't have a connection to a church and neither of us are religious, i used to be when i was younger and sang in a local choir and everything but the local registrar prices and room hire for the ceremony were ridiculous! church was the cheaper alternative
8th September 2012 I married my best friend
1st September 2014 our little family grew by one
Women are made to be loved, not understood. - Oscar Wilde
CommentAuthorMel D
We got married at a motor and aviation museum xx
Got married Sat 28/05/2011
Renewing vows Sat 29/05/2021
We're planning WELL in advance!!
CommentAuthor♥Future Mrs Midgley♥
Oooh sounds good MelN x
CommentAuthornik106
I'm getting married in a registry office and then in a few years, we'll be having a blessing in a chapel
CommentAuthorLolaMay0412
We are getting married in a Hotel just down the road from where we live. Its easily accessible to all family and friends (close to motorway and a short taxi ride from train station). And its absolutely gorgeous!
CommentAuthorGazza 122
We are getting married in a 15th century Tithe barn, its beautiful, there is a hotel on the grounds of it so very ideal for overnight accomodation and late bar! xxx
CommentAuthorlinzmum
On the beach :) (although technically the registry office for the legal bit)
Soon to be joined together as the Wheeler family, can't wait
Doing thing our way xxxx
CommentAuthorRachie :D
The Church that inspired my Wedding dreams as a little girl - so grateful Rich is making them a reality :)
9th June 2012 when two worlds collide
The Crazy Cat Lady and the Transformer Man!
