isle of wight ceremonies guide 3
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Ceremonies with the Isle of Wight registrars As well as having a civil marriage or partnership in the register oce there are a number of approved premises on the Island. These premises are licenced by the Isle of Wight Council, under the Marriage Act 1994 and the Civil Partnership Act 2004, to hold civil marriage ceremonies and civil partnership ceremonies. You could choose to have a sea view, beautiful grounds, or a village setting. The choice is yours and you can be assured of our assistance throughout. If you have your heart set on a venue that is not one of our approved premises, we can still provide you with your special day. You will be required to hold your legal civil ceremony within the register oce. And we will provide you with a specially crafted non-legal commitment ceremony. We also oer renewal of vows and baby naming or welcoming ceremonies. But we are unable to perform religious ceremonies. Please contact the Isle of Wight Registrars for more information on this. We trust you nd this brochure helpful and informative. Whatever type of ceremony and venue you choose, we hope your big day is one you will cherish and remember with much love and happiness.
Which is the only county in England to be completely surrounded by water? Which county can oer you a memorable Wight wedding whatever your choice of ceremony? Welcome to the Isle of Wight. It lies just o England’s south coast, but no passport is needed for the short sea crossing – and once you’ve landed everything is within easy reach. This diamond-shaped island has a magic all of its own – and is one of the UK’s sunniest and warmest places. One of the most beautiful parts of Britain and just 25 miles by 13 miles, the Isle of Wight boasts 13 award- winning beaches, unspoilt and spectacular scenery and a rich historical heritage. More than half the Island is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with over 500 miles of public footpaths and bridleways, whilst almost 30 miles of the seashore has been designated as Heritage Coast. It is a county which oers a host of attractions including motorway-free countryside, breathtaking views, manor houses, vineyards, working water mills, steam railways and, of course, Queen Victoria’s royal residence. Discover picturesque villages, spectacular clis, downland, sandy beaches, rich farmlands, creeks, marshland, river valleys and a rich diversity of wildlife, ora and fauna.
Superintendent Registrar and Registration Team
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