Wedding Forum - Registry Office - Page 1

Wedding Forum - Registry Office...

FREE Wedding Table Planner

+ FREE Wedding Budget Planner and more wedding planning tools

Join now free to use

Wedding Forum - Registry Office...

Not signed in (Sign In)

UKbride Supermarket


* Discount available to Power Users only. Terms and conditions apply. more

  1.  
    • Laura
      CommentAuthorLaura
      Just marriedBadgeBadge
     
    Does anyone have a rough idea how much a registry office might be?

    Thanks!
  2.  
    • MrsPink
      CommentAuthorMrsPink
      Just marriedBadgeBadge
     
    If you go onto your council website or google your registry office you will find the prices. Mine is £116. x
  3.  
    • Laura
      CommentAuthorLaura
      Just marriedBadgeBadge
     
    It would be nice if mine's that! Was expecting a couple of hundred! Thanks
  4.  
    • Emsy5000
      CommentAuthorEmsy5000
      Ticker backgroundIs poweruserJust marriedBadgeBadgeTicker foreground
     
    people have been saying around £400

    Members signature icon
    Dyslexic
    its spelt wrong
    I No! I Now! I Know!!!!!
    I am NOW MRS LONSDALE!!
  5.  
    • CommentAuthorJoey
      BadgeBadge
     
    im in hampshire and mine is going to be in the region of £400 for them to come out to my venue. I was quite shocked when i found out that and I gasped and the lady laughed. I think its cheaper if you get married on their premices.
    But like the others have said, it changes from place to place. Just look at you councils website, thats what I did. Then I rang them up :)
    Hope that helps hun
    xxx
  6.  
    • XLittleMissMe!X
      CommentAuthorXLittleMissMe!X
     
    It is cheaper if you get married there but you still have to take into account the money they charge for you to give notice and the wedding certificates etc. My friend got married in a reg office and it totally change my views about them. It was such a lovely service and the emotions made it one of the best weddings I had been to.




  7.  
    • CommentAuthorJoey
      BadgeBadge
     
    im giving notice on friday and its £33.50 each on top of the £400. Id forgotten about certificates. Money money money, thats all wedding are.
  8.  
    • hayleypooh
      CommentAuthorhayleypooh
      Just marriedBadgeBadge
     
    we paid 33.50 each and the remaining balance on the day is just under 50quid and we are marring at the reg office then 3.50 for the certificate hope that helps hun x
  9.  
    • ~*~ Becca ~*~
      CommentAuthor~*~ Becca ~*~
      Is poweruserJust marriedBadgeBadge
     
    indeed

    just gave notice on thursday i did and £30 quid EACH ..plus £9 for marriage certficate!

    im goin to get a thing from work ..its a lovely marriage certificate holder..to keep it nice and safe in :d xx

    Members signature icon
    17.09.2010 ---I am officially Mrs Rebecca Mollins
    Twilight - its' like my own personal brand of Heroin...
    Edward Cullen - The Hottest Vampire since 1901 !!
    I have OTD - Obsessive Twilight Disorder :D
  10.  
    • Laura
      CommentAuthorLaura
      Just marriedBadgeBadge
     
    Great, thanks for your comments!
  11.  
    • mrscooper2beee
      CommentAuthormrscooper2beee
      BadgeBadge
     
    We are getting married in a registry office, in one of their small rooms so its costing us £100 and £33.50 each to give notice. x
  12.  
    • Mrs Alsbetty
      CommentAuthorMrs Alsbetty
      Ticker backgroundIs poweruserJust marriedBadgeBadgeTicker foreground
      edited
     
    mine is £225
    £30 each for giving notice and £3.50 for certificate
    we are getting married there in a large room for 50 we have filled it x

    Members signature icon
    Enjoying being a wifey!!
    Currently baking a small person at last, took a while :)

  13.  
    • weenymoo
      CommentAuthorweenymoo
      Just marriedBadgeBadge
     
    Really depends on where you live and if you are getting married in the registry office.
    We are not but have to pay £450 and then because we are getting married in april and their prices go up in april we have to pay the diffence.
    We have also had to £33.50 each for our notice of marriage.
    I think you will need to check on their website.
  14.  
    • lkparfitt
      CommentAuthorlkparfitt
      Just marriedBadgeBadge
      edited
     
    we r getting married at the registry office and all in its £170.50, thats 4 the certificate, 2 give notcie and the cermemony, that is on a saturday as well xxx
  15.  
    • badgirlj
      CommentAuthorbadgirlj
      Just marriedBadgeBadge
     
    in medway mine is £280.00 for a saturday thats the ceremony the certificate n the notices
  16.  
    • MrsPink
      CommentAuthorMrsPink
      Just marriedBadgeBadge
      edited
     
    Wow there is such a difference. Ours is £116 Which is £40 cermoney room, £33 each for the notice and £3.50 per copy for the certificate... So infact its a little cheaper lol.

    Edit: This is a saturday at the registry office. x
  17.  
    • badgirlj
      CommentAuthorbadgirlj
      Just marriedBadgeBadge
     
    mine is including the 50 pound non-refundable deposit too then the room is £100 then the rest for notices and certificate, but yeah its strange how the prices differ in other places xxxxx
  18.  
    • welf
      CommentAuthorwelf
      Is poweruserJust marriedBadgeBadge
     
    if your not getting married at the registry office do you have to pay extra for the register to come to the hotel for example. and do the hotel ususally include this in the package for the wedding lol
  19.  
    • clewsy
      CommentAuthorclewsy
      Just marriedBadgeBadge
     
    im getting married in malvern at there registry office the room has cost £150 the registrar is goin to cost £125 then 33.50 each for notice. but i thought when you got married in a registry office you pay just one set fee?? but obvs not xx
  20.  
    • MrsPink
      CommentAuthorMrsPink
      Just marriedBadgeBadge
     
    Here yo have to pay the fees for the hotel or venue then on top the registrar fee's. xx
 

UKbride's £25,000 Wedding Competition Prize Partners

Enter Now