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Independent Wedding Celebrants – Marriage Reform

At last there is good news!

See the link below to the government’s Consultation published today on Marriage Law Reform.

Castles, cruises and coastlines: untangling the rules around tying the knot

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/castles-cruises-and-coastlines-untangling-the-rules-around-tying-the-knot

Do look at Section 6 in particular as it discusses independent celebrants.

Civil Ceremonies and the Wedding Celebrancy Commission are urging independent celebrants across England and Wales to seize this pivotal moment and make their voices heard.

Comprised of the leading independent celebrant training organisations in the UK, the WCC has been at the forefront of championing independent celebrants to reach this milestone. They are delighted that this pivotal point has been reached.

Celebrants are urged to put in a full, well considered response to the questions asked in the document and to inform their local MP of the consultation and ask for their support.

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