by Amber Packer-Hughes | Feb 3, 2022 | Blog, Weddings & Ceremony Advice
How to find “the one” to wear, once you’ve found the one you want to marry? It can be a daunting task – there’s so much choice out there, and most of us don’t have a lot of experience shopping for statement white ball gowns! We’ve put together some top tips for...
by Amber Packer-Hughes | Apr 28, 2021 | Blog, Somerset Registration Service News, Weddings & Ceremony Advice
You may have come across stories in the news, or read posts on social media about changes to marriages happening this summer. We know that there has been a bit of confusion and some very crossed wires in terms of what actually happens, so we’ll do our best to make...
by Amber Packer-Hughes | Mar 12, 2021 | coronavirus, Weddings & Ceremony Advice
Now that the government have published their roadmap back to – fingers crossed – normality, we can give you a little more information on what ceremonies are going to look like over the coming months. Government are aiming to release more detailed guidance...
by Amber Packer-Hughes | Jan 5, 2021 | Blog, coronavirus, Weddings & Ceremony Advice
Ceremonies To Cease During Third Lockdown Following the announcement by the Prime Minister that there will be a national lockdown for a third time, we are so sorry that we will not be able to provide ceremonies at our offices and approved venues across Somerset. For...
by Amber Packer-Hughes | Nov 24, 2020 | Blog, Somerset Registration Service News, Weddings & Ceremony Advice
Ceremonies To Resume With Limit of 15 Following the announcement by the Prime Minister that lockdown will lift on December 2nd, we look forward to once again providing ceremonies at our offices and approved venues across Somerset. Ceremonies can continue in all 3...
by Amber Packer-Hughes | May 14, 2020 | Somerset Registration Service News, Weddings & Ceremony Advice
There’s still a lot of confusion about where things stand regarding ceremonies. We’re going to do our best to make this situation as clear as we can! It’s a lengthy read, but hopefully will answer some of the FAQs that keep popping up. This originally appeared as a...
