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We can conduct your civil ceremony in another venue

Let us perform your unique personalised civil ceremony at your chosen venue. 

 

Whether you choose to have your ceremony in a castle, hotel, a restaurant or your own back garden. 

Have a look at venues the registrar's have recently visited.

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Edinburgh Registrar's can perform your civil ceremony at the venue of your choice any day of the week. 

You will be able to make a booking and read the legal requirements for marriage and civil partnership by accessing the link below

Information and Booking

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    Terms and Conditions

     

    Before booking a registrar to conduct your ceremony at your chosen venue please read our terms and conditions.

    Specific guidelines will be issued to you if you have chosen a venue outdoors. 

    This only applies if you have booked one of our registrars to attend another venue. 

    Your personalised ceremony wording

    All our registrars are experienced and happy to offer help and advice with wording for your ceremony. We encourage couples to fully personalise their ceremonies and make it special for them. 

    A marriage or civil partnership ceremony is a dignified event but should be the type of ceremony that suits you both as a couple. We encourage you to personalise your ceremony by adding stories of

    • how or when you met

    • how life has changed for you both since meeting

    • how much you are looking forward to your future and becoming part of a wider family group. 

    You can lighten the mood by adding readings, poems, songs or live music.

    You may wish to write your own personal vows or include your personal promises to each other through the means of a traditional Scottish hand fasting ceremony. There are many other types of ceremony enhancements that couples can include, for example, unity candles, sand blending ceremony etc.

     

    The only legal provisions that exists within the Marriage (Scotland) Act 1977 requires that you make the legal vows, your names are verified by the celebrant and you are pronounced as partners in marriage or husband and wife within the wording of your ceremony.

     

    We provide a booklet with many different examples of wording to get you started. If you require any help, please do not hesitate to phone any member of the team.

    However, should you wish to have a simple straight forward legal civil ceremony we are happy to make sure that happens for you.

     

     

    Any amendments to your ceremony wording must be uploaded no later than two weeks before your ceremony.

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