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Planning awedding?Wedding Photographer and blogger Sheryl Fish shares some good news for all non-traditionalists


There’s a lot that you don’t know aboutweddings until you plan one. For instance, did you knowthat it’s not possible, in England at least, to getmarried outside?


Thanks to a 180-year-old law, civil


ceremonies in England andWales are prohibited on beaches, in gardens or beneathmarquees. Theymust take place in solid structureswith a permanent roof if they are to be solemnised legally. Wedding suppliers around the


country are very excited to hear that thismight be about to change! If you’ve ever been to an outdoor


wedding, then the couple in question will have had to do the legal bit at another venue, probably the local RegistryOffice or onewhich has already been cleared to hold legal weddings. I've heard ofmy couples rocking up the legal bit in their shorts and flip flops to sign on the dotted line then get ready for theirwedding, theirway, in front of their loved ones


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inwhatever location theywantwith what is known as a 'Celebrant' However, there are nowmoves to


change these rules, bringing English wedding rules in linewith Scotland,


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