As in the guests singing? Or a singer/CD?

I don't really know what the rules are on this, but it's pretty much guaranteed you won't be allowed hymns, or any song with a substantially religious content.

I might be wrong Mrs Buzz, but I'm not sure she's talking about a civil partnership - but a civil ceremony. ie, a wedding not in a church..

that's a funny question? Just want a sing song with the guests. lol. I do believe you can change your name in a civil partnership, just like a civil wedding. Had a sing song 10 years ago, but it was a church wedding.

thanks candy. Will bell the venue tomorrow.

LMAO Buzz! Not as bad as my mate though. When she went to uni any forms she had to fill in she put that she was in a civil partnership. I caught her writing it down when we were filling out a questionaire and I was like "Mate, what are you talking about?!" She goes "Errrrrrr!!! If you live with someone that your not married to your in a civil partnership."....."Commonlaw husband and wife mate. A civil partnership is for same sex married couples"

lmao puddle xx

You arent allowed hymns and the songs you choose have to be run past the Registrar that will be taking the ceremony (or their office) is what I have been informed........
Kxx

Yes, no mention of religion at all, for example can't have Robbie Williams Angels. Locally they are very tough, cannot have a lyric including the words, prayer, heaven, angel and all sorts.

I've never seen singing at a registrar, so don't know if it's allowed or not.

I have seen people play live music or a solo singer.

Just a general piece of advice about registrar weddings. If you go for the basic option it can be very, very short, always consider having some readings, music, poems, etc to extend it out to make it feel more of a ceremony.

(ask me another time about the science behind this which proves your marriage will last (or last longer))

- Simon Walden, Wedding Photographer

I want to know about the 'science behind it all' Simon!! :D :D