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Plan your wedding or civil partnership ceremony

Find out how to book a registrar, give notice, and what happens on the day of your wedding or civil partnership ceremony.

Book your wedding or civil partnership ceremony
How to choose a venue, and book a registrar for your ceremony.
Giving notice for your wedding or civil partnership
How to give notice, how much it costs, what will happen at your appointment, and what you'll need to bring.
Marriage and civil partnership ceremony content form
Once you've made a booking with us, use this form to let us know the details of your marriage or civil partnership ceremony.
What happens at your wedding or civil partnership ceremony
What your ceremony can include, what happens on the day, and the order of ceremony depending on whether you're having a wedding or a civil partnership.
Convert a civil partnership to a marriage
Arrange a standard conversion or book a conversion ceremony at Brighton Town Hall or an approved venue.
Renew your vows
Book a celebrant registrar and find out how much it costs to renew your vows in Brighton Town Hall or an approved venue.
Request a copy of a marriage or civil partnership certificate
How to request a copy of a marriage or civil partnership certificate, how much it costs, and how to get certificates from outside Brighton & Hove.
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