Wedding Planning Guide Wedding Forum MyWeddingsday Wedding Directory
  Home » Wedding Planning Guide » The Wedding Service » Civil Ceremonies » Civil Partnerships: A Typical Ceremony
 
Wedding Advertising

CIVIL PARTNERSHIPS: A TYPICAL CEREMONY


Civil Partnership Ceremony Ideas, Advice & Information in Our Expert Guide

Welcome to Weddingsday
Contents
Wedding Planning Guide
The Wedding Service
Prohibited Marriages
Second Marriages
Ceremonial Law
Changing Names
Civil Ceremonies
 Choosing the Wedding Venue
 Arranging the Service
 Civil Weddings
 Civil Partnerships: An Introduction
 Civil Partnerships: A Typical Ceremony
 Civil Partnerships: FAQ's
 Civil Wedding Music
 Wedding Songs
 Civil Wedding Readings
 Wedding Vows
Church Ceremonies
Venue Decor
Who Sits Where?
The Engagement
Planning the Wedding
Themes & Colours
The Wedding Reception
Music & Entertainment
Wedding Flowers
The Wedding Dress
Health & Beauty
The Wedding Party
Wedding Speeches
Wedding Outfits
Wedding Photography
Wedding Videography
Wedding Transport
Wedding Stationery
Wedding Cake
Wedding Rings
Wedding Gifts & Guests
Stag and Hen Nights
The Honeymoon
Honeymoon Destinations


The Announcement

Once any rings or jewellery has been exchanged, the final act of the Ceremony is for the Registrar to announce to the couple and all present that they are now joined in union as Civil Partners. The following, or similar, words may be used.

 

‘By virtue of signing the schedule in my presence as a (Deputy) Registrar of Civil Partnerships, and before the witnesses, I declare that you, <Name>, and you <Name>, have now formed a Civil Partnership in accordance with the law. You may now kiss.’

 

Exit of the Couple

The couple, as Civil Partners, will lead the procession out of the venue (followed by members of the Wedding Party) accompanied by music (again harpists, string quartets or a track from a CD are options).


And that’s it – you’re now officially Civil Partners! You will receive a copy of the Civil Partnership Schedule at the end of the ceremony. This Schedule shows your commitment to one another, though it has no legally binding status.

 

Page 4 of 4
[ First | Previous | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Next | Last ]

Wedding Website

. 

Sparkling Direct - Celebrate a Civil Parnership with our range of Gay Wedding Gifts

Your website here? - Find out more / Add your link

 



Adverts


Copyright © 2005-2008 Weddingsday Limited - Civil Partnership Ceremony