Im back from my holiday and Im.....
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16/9/08 20:57
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16/9/08 20:47
when i drop DS off at pre-school on friday (its in our church hall) im gonna book an appointment to see the priest and arrange our marriage ourse (we're catholic and have to go on a course) and dont we have to have banns read at the registry office or pay £60 for something?
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16/9/08 09:47
Sorry, no idea why I said vicar
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16/9/08 09:46
Sounds lovely Becky.
It might not seem a lot, but once they are done its less rush closer to the day! Im confused with the registrar and vicar too Jo!
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16/9/08 08:45
no but it will be nice to have those things sorted. How come you have to see a registrar aswell as the priest? I thought it was one or the other depending on whether you're having a civil or church wedding?
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15/9/08 21:08
We stayed in Perranporth, about 7/8miles from Newquay so we flitted between the two. Alex absolutely loved it, id love to live there!!
Right well this month my plans are :
Put down deposits for caterers, church, bar and maybe flowers.
Go to the registry office and book an appointment to see someone.
Book a meeting with our priest.
doesnt sound alot actually!
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15/9/08 19:43
Go for it Becky!!!! Just looked at your photos, whereabouts did you stay in Cornwall? Beaches look lovely!
What have you got to sort out then?
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15/9/08 18:19
Woo Hoo thats fab chick
Did you have a good hol?
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15/9/08 17:42
in FULL wedding mode now
)Less than a year now, well just lol. and im ready for anything!!
Hi, I don't know anything about religious ceremonies so better check with your priest about the formalities but the way I understood it was Banns were put up in the church to let everyone know you were getting married incase they want to object and paying £60 at the registry office is to "give notice" which is the same thing as banns but they put a notice up in the office to let everyone know you are getting married. So you do one or the other depending on whether it's church/civil. But don't quote me on this lol!