Are you planning on marrying in a CoE church? Here's the guidelines from their website: There may be a way forward for you to be married again in church. The Church of England agreed in 2002 that divorced people could remarry in church under certain circumstances. However, because the Church views marriage to be lifelong, there is no automatic right to do so and it is left to the discretion of the Priest. Further information about remarriage in church after divorce is available
hi there, ive been married once before and my H2B twice before and we went and spoke to our vicar and she has agreed to marry us....we had to go and c her for a chat to find out if we were the guilty parties in the our marriage breakups, reasons why previous marriages ended, why was church wedding important to us etc....we were with her about hour and half and she told us there and then that she wud marry us
let us know how u get on.....good luck xx
CommentAuthorGlitterfairy
I've known people who have been divorced and married again in a church. I think it is down to the vicar though as to whether they will allow it.
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CommentAuthorElinor Claire
Both Methodist and Anglican churches allow divorcees to remarry. While individual clergy can say no if it goes against their personal beliefs, they are supposed to refer you in that case to another vicar or minister who is happy to do it. My father is a methodist minister and he is happy to marry divorcees. He would only say no if he thought that the couple were making a mistake.
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CommentAuthorlouise5
my partner has been married and divorced, we are getting married in a church in fact our vicar told us he is divorced and remarried himself in a church!! :-) x
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CommentAuthorx~Hails~x
Yeah you can but its up to the vicar! We found one but then she moved away and the new one refused as hes a firm believer in the old ways (he's about 60). We then went toanother one and agian he said no so I gave up lol.
HOWEVER I have found a church that is actually registered as a civil venue so if all goes well I'll be marrying there :-) I just dont like the time slot (11am) so seeing if we can change it
Its all down to the individual I'm afraid
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