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These pages are intended to be of assistance to couples wishing to marry in the Church of England or Church in Wales, and the clergy of those churches.

The way a marriage is registered in England and Wales will change from the 4 May 2021. Each person will still be required to complete legal preliminaries.

2.1 The preliminaries for a marriage according to the rites of the Church of England or the. Church in Wales should be either entirely ecclesiastical or civil, ...

The Church of England has relaxed its rules to allow couples with a connection with a church to be married there without having to regularly worship there, ...

A: Yes. People of any faith can be married in an Anglican church, provided that the Anglican form of marriage service is used. An Anglican priest must conduct ...

This page contains advice specific to conducting weddings in the Diocese of London. There is much wider information available on the Church of England website.

The principal law relating to marriage in Church of England parish churches is contained in the Marriage Act 1949.

Same sex couples cannot marry in the Church of England or the Church in Wales. Same sex couples who marry abroad under foreign law are recognised as being ...