Civil Marriage Laws in Ireland New legislation has created exciting new opportunities for civil wedding venues in Ireland
CIVIL MARRIAGES IN SOUTERN IRELAND
Marriages by civil ceremony may take place at the Office of a Registrar of Civil Marriages or at a venue which has been agreed between the couple and the Registrar and approved in advance by the Registrar. If you wish to have a civil ceremony at a venue other than a Registry Office, you must contact the Registration Office in the area where the venue is located and apply to have the venue approved for the solemnisation of your civil marriages. Venues must have an individual inspection for each and every on site civil marriage ceremony. In order that the venue can be inspected in good time for your intended marriage, it is recommended that you make these arrangements well in advance of your notification appointment with the Registrar. For more details and for regional contacts visit www.groireland.ie
CIVIL MARRIAGES IN NORTHERN IRELAND
In Northern Ireland a civil ceremony may take place in a Registrar’s Office or at an approved place. A list of approved places for the area in which you wish to be married may be obtained from the Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages for that area and the General Register Office. You can also apply for a temporary approval for civil marriage to be conducted at a place of your own choice, such as your own home. In this case you should contact the Registrar for the District in which the marriage will take place who will advise you about the fee and the application procedure. For more details and for regional contacts visit www.groni.gov.uk
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