Olivier Burnside
Points to note u Your ceremony cannot go ahead unless the legal formalities have been completed. u Notice of marriage or civil partnership must be given in person by you and your partner. No-one can give notice on your behalf. You cannot give notice by post or by telephone. u You must give notice in the districts where you both live. You must get married or hold the civil partnership within twelve months of the date you give notice. You cannot give more than twelve months notice. u The fees for giving notice and for a marriage or civil partnership in a register office are set nationally. However, the fees for the attendance of registration staff at a marriage or civil partnership in approved premises (e.g. a hotel) are set by the local authority. We will give you details of current fees on request. u There can be no religious content in a civil marriage/partnership. u This guide gives general information only. It is not a complete statement of the law. Please discuss your personal circumstances and wishes with us.
Our commitment The team at Bristol Register Office are committed to achieving high standards of excellence in public service and we positively welcome feedback from our customers. Your comments and views are always welcome. How to contact Bristol Register Office Bristol Register Office, The Old Council House, Corn Street, Bristol BS1 1JG. Tel: 0117 922 2800 Email: register.office@bristol.gov.uk Website: www.bristol.gov.uk Opening hours – Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9.00am to 4.00pm Wednesday – 10.00am to 4.00pm For marriage or civil partnership enquiries, please ring or visit the office during the above hours. To make an appointment to give notice of marriage or civil partnership at Bristol Register Office please visit the website at www.bristol.gov.uk, or telephone 0117 9038874. Late night opening Wednesday – 5.00pm to 7.00pm (appointment only) Saturday – 9.00am to 1.30pm (appointment only)
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