Registration Office - Lincolnshire County Council

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REGISTRATION and
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Ceremony Guide
Lincolnshire Registration & Celebratory Services
Welcome
We are delighted that you are considering holding your ceremony in Lincolnshire
and hope that this ceremony guide will assist you with your arrangements and
help you plan your celebration.
No matter what the occasion, everyone’s celebration is a special one and our
staff will endeavour to make your day a very happy and memorable one
for you, your family and friends.
Customer Service Centre
Monday - Friday
8.00am - 6.00pm
Saturday
9.00am - 4.00pm
Telephone:
01522 782244
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www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/registration
regist@lincolnshire.gov.uk
Discover Lincolnshire
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Planning the Perfect Civil Ceremony
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Frequently Asked Questions & Answers
Photographic Policy and Insurance
Formalities
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Planning Your Civil Ceremony
Licensed Venues
List of Licensed Venues
Celebratory Services
Naming Ceremony
Renewal of Vows Ceremony
thirty seven Memorial Ceremony
thirty eight Civil Funeral, Woodland Burial or Interment
thirty nine Nationality Checking Service
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Citizenship Ceremonies
forty one Certificate Services
forty two Commemorative Certificates
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Contents
REGISTRATION and
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Discover
Lincolnshire
Caistor
Louth
Gainsborough
Lincoln
Horncastle
Spilsby
Skegness
Sleaford
Boston
Grantham
Bourne
Stamford
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Spalding
Long Sutton
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Lincolnshire is one of England’s largest counties and it offers many idyllic settings in which
to hold your ceremony.
Whether you would prefer a city with culture, incredible architecture and ancient heritage, a
picturesque town or a pretty village with magical charm, we will have the venue for you.
You can choose from over 70 Licensed Venues which include stately homes, manor houses,
a coastal holiday centre, medieval buildings, grand halls, golf centres, hotels, country houses
and a castle or any of our Lincolnshire Registration Office ceremony rooms.
The county stretches from the natural woodlands and the rolling arable hills and valleys
of the Lincolnshire Wolds, to the open landscape, bulb fields and ‘big skies’ of the fens in
the south, offering peace, tranquillity and plenty of space with coastal charm and miles of
unspoilt blue flag beaches.
Lincolnshire is the home of the Red Arrows, the Battle of Britain Memorial flight and 617
Squadron. Famous births include the poet Alfred Lord Tennyson, Henry IV, Sir Isaac Newton,
Margaret Thatcher, Geoff Capes and Matthew Flinders.
Whether you are organising a Lincolnshire ceremony in spring, summer, autumn or winter,
we hope you find a stunning choice of Licensed Venues to fulfil your dreams and have
an enjoyable experience travelling around this beautiful county visiting and exploring our
unique venues for that extra special backdrop for your ceremony.
We wish you a very enjoyable celebration, whatever you choose.
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Planning
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A marriage ceremony or civil partnership can take place in England and Wales 365 days
of the year. The ceremony must legally occur between the hours of 8.00am and 6.00pm.
The latest that we, in Lincolnshire, would advise a ceremony to start is 5.15pm as the
declaratory and contracting words must be spoken before 6.00pm.
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The Perfect Civil Ceremony
The first thing you need to do, is decide on the venue for your ceremony and make a
provisional booking in the venues diary. It does not matter if you do not live in the county
where you want your ceremony to be held.
You will then need to provisionally book the Registration Officer(s) to attend at your ceremony.
In Lincolnshire this may be done up to two years in advance.
Before you can marry or form a civil partnership there are certain formalities which are
required to be completed by law. The bride and groom or civil partners must attend at the
Registration Office in person, in the district in which they have lived for the last seven days
to inform the Registration Officer of their intention to marry or form a civil partnership. This is
called giving Notice. You may give Notice up to one year before the date of your ceremony.
Please read our Frequently Asked Questions and Answers on the following pages.
Civil partnership is a legally recognised relationship, which can be formed by two people
of the same sex. Couples who form a civil partnership will have the legal status of ‘civil
partner’. Couples can enjoy the same rights over pensions, wills and probate, death duties,
tax etc. as married couples.
With so much to think about, planning and making arrangements for your day is exciting
but can also be stressful. The Registration and Celebratory Services team are here to help
you with your plans. They can advise and make suggestions about your ceremony and
what to include, offering you a wealth of experience at all stages in the planning of your big
day.
If you find a venue where you would love to have your ceremony but find it does not hold
a licence for civil ceremonies, you can encourage the venue to contact us about obtaining
approval.
Customer Service Centre: 01522 782244
Website: www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/registration
Email: regist@lincolnshire.gov.uk
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Giving Notice
If you have decided that you would like your civil ceremony to take place in a Lincolnshire
Registration Office or at a Lincolnshire Licensed Venue and have selected a date for your
ceremony, we suggest that you make a provisional booking with the venue and then contact
our Customer Service Centre as soon as possible on 01522 782244.
Our ceremony co-ordinator will be able to check to see if our Registration Officers are
available to attend your ceremony on the selected date and time and make a provisional
booking in our Registration Officer’s diary. It is your responsibility to ensure that you have
booked the venue and the Registration Officers to attend on your ceremony day.
You may give Notice up to one year before the date of your ceremony. An appointment
to give your Notice will need to be made by contacting our Customer Service Centre on
01522 782244.
If you live in Lincolnshire
As Lincolnshire is a one-district county you can give Notice at any one of our Registration
Offices. Giving Notice confirms your booking and if you do not do this, the wedding or civil
partnership ceremony cannot take place.
The Customer Service Centre will advise you of each Registration Office’s opening times and
the documents that you will be required to bring with you when you meet the Registration
Officer. You must bring original documents with you as photocopies will not be accepted. Our
Registration Offices are located at: Boston; Bourne; Gainsborough; Grantham; Horncastle;
Lincoln; Long Sutton; Louth; *Skegness; Sleaford; Spalding; Spilsby and Stamford.
*NB: Our Skegness Registration Office does not have a ceremony room.
If you do not live in Lincolnshire
You will have to give your Notice at the local Registration Office in the district where you do
live. You will need to contact them to make an appointment. It does not matter if you do
not live in the district where you want your ceremony to be held.
Your appointment with the Registration Officer
Your Notice will be valid for 12 months from the date it is given to the Registration Officer
and is only valid for your chosen venue. Giving Notice will take approximately 60 minutes
(30 minutes each). A minimum of 15 clear days is required by law before the ceremony can
take place, this does not include the day that Notice is given or the day of the ceremony.
If at a later date, after giving your Notice you decide to change the chosen venue, a new
Notice will have to be given.
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The bride and groom or both civil partners will need to attend in person to give their
Notice.
You need to decide if you would like a religious ceremony or a civil ceremony.
I want a religious wedding
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Frequently Asked
Questions & Answers
Church of England – contact the vicar of the parish where one or both of you reside(s).
The Registration Service is not normally involved.
Other denominations – firstly, contact your minister or priest etc. One or both of you must
reside in the registration district where the church is situated or it must be the usual place
of worship of one or both of you. Notice of intention to marry (when each party makes
a legal declaration of particulars about themselves before the Registration Officer) must
be given by both parties. No one can do this on your behalf. It cannot be done by post,
nor can you give Notice on behalf of each other.
I want to marry in a chapel but I need a Registration Officer to
attend to register the marriage
You can make a provisional booking for the Registration Officer to attend but you still
need to give Notice of marriage and you can confirm or arrange details at that time.
I want a civil ceremony
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You can marry or form a civil partnership in any Registration Office or Licensed Venue
in England or Wales. You must both satisfy seven clear days residency before you give
Notice to the Superintendent Registrar in whose district you reside. This excludes the
day you arrive in the district and the day you give Notice. The Notice can be given
together or separately but should be given within seven days of each other. You must
each give your Notice in person.
How do I book a ceremony at a Licensed Venue?
Firstly, you should contact your chosen venue to find out one or two dates and times
that they have available. Then contact our Customer Service Centre on 01522 782244
to make a provisional booking.
How quickly can I get married or form a civil partnership?
Your Notice(s) will be displayed publicly for 15 clear days. This does not include the
day Notice is given or the earliest day on which your ceremony can be held (17 days in
total). However, for administrative purposes, we suggest you allow a minimum of three
weeks. If the bride, groom or civil partner is seriously ill, please telephone for advice
IMMEDIATELY. Also, if a close relative is ill or similar please telephone. It MAY be possible
to help you.
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Questions & Answers
How far in advance can I book?
Notice can be given up to 12 months in advance of the ceremony day. If you want your
ceremony within the next 12 months we strongly advise you to book an appointment to
give your Notice with us as soon as possible, as we can become very busy, especially
during the summer months.
What if I want to book more than a year in advance?
You may be able to make a PROVISIONAL BOOKING to secure a date and time more
than a year ahead. You need to firstly make enquiries about availability with your chosen
venue (if you are not using a Registration Office) and then telephone our Customer
Service Centre to arrange the provisional booking (your booking will be acknowledged
in writing). You should take this letter with you when you give your Notice. WARNING!!
Never pay deposits or book other services until you are sure that Registration staff are
available to conduct your ceremony.
My ceremony is within a year but the hotel have asked me for a
deposit now. What can I do?
We can provisionally book staff to attend your ceremony at a Licensed Venue. Please ask
for further advice. You will need to arrange to give Notice as soon as possible.
NB: It is your responsibility to contact Licensed Venues to make the booking with them.
We DO NOT book venues on your behalf.
I do not live in Lincolnshire but I want my ceremony to be in
Lincolnshire. What do I do?
Firstly, decide where you wish your ceremony to be held, i.e. a Registration Office or
a Licensed Venue and check their availability with them. You can then telephone the
Customer Service Centre on 01522 782244 to make a provisional booking. We will
advise you where and when you need to give your Notices.
How much does it cost?
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Please see the list of fees enclosed with this brochure or visit
www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/registration, follow the fee link.
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When I give my Notice, what documents will I need to take with
me?
You need to provide proof of your name, age, nationality, marital status and current
address. If you are subject to UK immigration control you will need further documents.
Please enquire when you telephone the Customer Service Centre. You must bring
original documents with you, photocopies are not acceptable.
• Current and valid passport or full birth certificate showing parents names. If you were
born after 01/01/83 and do not have a passport, you will need further evidence of
nationality. Please telephone for details
• Registered Deed Poll – if you have legally changed your name
• Decree Absolute – if previously married and now divorced. Foreign documents
must be accompanied by a certified translation and may have to be referred to the
Registrar General for clearance
• Dissolution Document – if previously in a civil partnership which has now been
dissolved
• Death certificate of former spouse. Widows will also need their marriage certificate,
unless their name appears on their late husband’s death certificate
• Death certificate of former civil partner
• A document to prove current address, such as a driving licence, medical card,
recent utility bill, recent bank statement, benefit book, pay slip, rent book etc.
I am under 18 years old. What do I need to do?
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In the majority of cases, if you are under 18 when Notice is given (regardless of your
age on the day of your ceremony) you will need to obtain consent. In order to establish
whose consent is required in law, you need a short appointment to meet a Registration
Officer before you give Notice. Please take your full birth certificate with you along with
any custody/residence orders.
I am getting married abroad. What do I do?
You MAY need to give Notice. Please telephone for a short appointment with a
Registration Officer to discuss your requirements. (See Renewal of Vows section in this
brochure).
Do I need to bring an interpreter?
If one or both of you is unable to speak and/or understand English, you will be required
to provide an interpreter, who will be asked to sign a statement stating that he/she has
translated the questions and answers accurately. You are not permitted to interpret for
each other.
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Immigration Control
If one of you is subject to immigration control, for example staying in the UK on a visa,
then you will need further documents and to follow special procedures. You will need to
make an appointment to give your Notice at Lincoln Register Office. If any documents
are not in the English language, please provide a certified translation. You must bring
original documents with you to your appointment as photocopies will not be accepted.
To make further enquiries or to make an appointment contact our Customer Service
Centre on 01522 782244.
For more information about Immigration related issues contact the Immigration and
Nationality Bureau on 0870 606 7766 or go to www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk
Ceremony Plan
When you have given your Notices to the Registration Officer you will receive an A4
booklet which contains the choices for your ceremony wording and the ceremony plan.
The ceremony plan must be completed and returned to the Registration Office conducting
your ceremony six weeks before the ceremony is due to take place. If your ceremony is
taking place in a Licensed Venue, or an enhanced ceremony in a Registration Office, full
payment must also be returned at this time.
Authority for Marriage
After your Notices have been given to the Registration Officer, they will be displayed
publicly at Lincoln Register Office for a period of 15 clear days.
At the end of this 15 day waiting period the Authority of Marriage can be issued by
the Superintendent Registrar. This is the legal document giving permission for the said
marriage to take place. Without the Authority the marriage cannot go ahead.
• If you both live in Lincolnshire and the wedding is taking place in a Lincolnshire
Registration Office or a Lincolnshire Licensed Venue, the Superintendent Registrar will
organise the safe delivery of your two Authorities to the Registration Officer conducting
your marriage prior to your ceremony day. No further action is required by the bride
or groom.
• If the bride and groom both live in Lincolnshire but the wedding is taking place out of
the county, the Authorities will be posted by us to you. It will be your responsibility to
arrange the safe delivery of your two Authorities for Marriage to the person who will be
conducting your ceremony. If you are posting these documents we suggest that you
send them via recorded delivery.
• If you live outside Lincolnshire and your wedding ceremony is taking place in a
Lincolnshire Registration Office or a Lincolnshire Licensed Venue, it is your responsibility
to ensure safe delivery of the Authorities to the Registration Office conducting your
ceremony. If you are posting these documents we suggest that you send them via
recorded delivery.
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Schedule for Civil Partnership
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After your Notices of Intent to form a civil partnership have been given to the Registration
Officer, an extract from the Notices will be displayed publicly at Lincoln Register Office
for a period of 15 clear days.
At the end of this 15 day waiting period, the schedule (authority for the partnership
registration to take place) can be issued by the Civil Partnership Registrar. This is the
legal document giving permission for the said partnership to take place. Without the
schedule the partnership cannot go ahead.
The schedule is printed electronically, via computer by the Civil Partnership Registrar who
will be conducting the ceremony. No further action is required by the civil partners.
Witnesses
Two witnesses must be provided for the marriage ceremony or civil partnership
formation, who may be either relatives or friends. They should be over the age of 16,
able to understand English and the significance of the ceremony they are witnessing. At
the end of the ceremony they will be asked to sign the register/schedule.
This brochure is intended as a guide only. If in doubt, please telephone our Customer
Service Centre or alternatively, visit our website at: www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/registration
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Photographic Policy and Insurance
Lincolnshire County Council - Photographic Policy
The following bullet points should act as guidance for photography at ceremonies.
• Couples should be asked to identify (on the ceremony plan) the name of the official
(i.e. professional) photographer or to nominate by name a member of their party
who will be taking the ‘official’ photographs
• The official/nominated photographer should be introduced to the Superintendent
Registrar on duty, before the ceremony and a brief chat should take place to ensure
the photographer is aware of the policy
• When a bride/groom/partners enter the ceremony room at the start of proceedings,
all guests should be allowed to take flash photographs
• The Superintendent Registrar will advise guests not to use cameras during the
actual ceremony
• The nominated photographer will not use flash photography during the ceremony
• He/she will stand in a position agreed by the Superintendent Registrar prior to the
ceremony and will not move around the room
• The camera should be silent or reasonably quiet
• The ceremony will not be paused to allow for photographs to be taken
• Strictly no photography will be allowed by anyone during the signing of the register/
schedule. This is to ensure confidentiality
• Mock up signings will take place after the ceremony and signing, allowing official
photographers and guests to take photographs
• Consideration for the dignity and solemnity of the occasion will always be
paramount
• The duty staff will always make the final decision on what is permitted within these
policy guidelines.
Insurance
Amid the excitement of your plans, there is one consideration that may be forgotten insurance. After all, you may well be spending a lot of money on your special day and
you would surely not want to risk losing everything. Just think - your suppliers may go
out of business and your deposits could be lost…what if the transport doesn’t turn up
or the cake and flowers don’t appear…or the photographer may let you down through
illness or a simple mistake in booking…
There may be an accident on your big day - breakages, or even damage to your beautiful
dress. Insurance can even cover the cancellation of your ceremony. This may happen
through no fault of your own, such as illness or the death of someone close.
These are considerations which may be far from your mind in the flurry of plans but they
are well worth discussing with your family - put it on your list!
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Passports
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Formalities
If you are going to change your name after your ceremony, then one of the documents that
you can change in advance of the big day itself is your passport. This can be amended up
to three months in advance of your ceremony day. You will need to complete a form PD2
and you can get this:
• By downloading the form as a PDF file from www.direct.gov.uk/passports
• From Post Office branches that offer the Check and Send Passport Service
• From any Regional Passport Office
• By telephoning the IPS Passport Advice line 0300 222 0000 and the form will be
posted to you.
Part of the form should be completed by you and then the whole form sent to the Registration
Office that will be conducting your ceremony for confirmation that the ceremony is booked
to take place. The leaflet PD1 explains this in more detail.
What you must also remember is that any name used for travel booking or tickets etc. must
be the same as that shown in the passport you will be using to travel.
Surname
Following a marriage or civil partnership ceremony some people may wish to change their
surname to their partners or may wish to hyphenate their names. The passport agency,
DVLA or other government departments will accept a marriage or civil partnership certificate
as evidence for changing names.
Couples bound together through a civil partnership will not be referred to as husband or
wife, but as ‘civil partners’.
Additional Certificates
Should you require additional copies of your certificate, these can be paid for on the
ceremony day and they will be prepared and posted to you.
Extra copies of your certificate will be useful if you are going to change your name after the
ceremony and need to send a copy to the various organisations where you wish your new
name to be used. Purchasing additional copies could mean that you will not have to wait
for your original certificate to be returned to you before sending it out to inform someone
else about your new name!
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Ceremony Choices
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Lincolnshire Registration and Celebratory Services offer a choice of enhanced or standard
ceremonies to the bride and groom.
Civil partnership couples also have the choice of an enhanced or standard ceremony as an
optional addition to the legal formation of their partnership, giving the chance to celebrate
with family and friends.
ENHANCED CEREMONY
An enhanced ceremony can be held in any one of our Registration Office ceremony rooms,
or at a Lincolnshire Licensed Venue, Monday to Sunday including Bank Holidays, and
includes the following options:
• Bride/civil partner may be escorted into the ceremony room and given away
• Bride/civil partner may be attended by pageboys and/or bridesmaids
• An elaborate ceremony with a wide choice of words
• An opportunity to exchange additional vows with each other after the legal declaratory
and contracting words
• The marriage/civil partnership may be sealed by giving/receiving/exchanging of rings
• The option of including readings of non-religious poetry or prose, presented by
yourselves, a member of your party or the Registration Officer. (Suitable readings can
be found on our website: www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/registration)
• Live non-religious music or CDs of your choice played before the ceremony; during the
entry of the bride/civil partner; signing of the register or schedule and whilst the couple/
guests exit the room.
NB: The fee charged for your enhanced ceremony is due to be paid to the Registration
Officer six weeks before your ceremony takes place. It is a separate payment from the fee
for giving your Notice or the fee for your first certificate. The fee for your ceremony does not
include any charges made by a Licensed Venue for the use of their facilities/catering.
STANDARD CEREMONY
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Your day, your ceremony
A standard ceremony can be held in any one of our Registration Office ceremony rooms,
Monday to Friday (office hours only) and Saturday up until 12 noon, and includes the
following options:
• Bride/civil partner may be escorted into the ceremony room
• A simple ceremony with a choice of words
• A selection of the Registration Office music - not your own
• Bride/civil partner can be attended by pageboys/bridesmaids
• The giving/receiving/exchanging of rings.
NB: The fee charged for your standard ceremony is due to be paid to the Registration
Officer on the ceremony day. It is a separate payment from the fee for giving your Notice or
the fee for your first certificate.
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Ceremony Day
CEREMONY DAY - Marriage
Two Registration Officers will attend your ceremony. One Registration Officer is responsible
for ensuring that all the information entered into the marriage register is correct on the day.
He or she will meet with you both in private, either separately or together, to check that your
personal details are correct. Additionally, you will be asked to give your father’s full name
and occupation. All details are recorded in the register and on your marriage certificate.
If you have chosen a standard marriage ceremony this is also the time for you to pay the
fees for the ceremony and your marriage certificate(s).
The second Registration Officer will be conducting the ceremony. He or she will oversee
your guests into the ceremony room and then return to meet you both. Both Registration
Officers will be happy to answer any last minute questions that you may have about the
ceremony or any of the arrangements.
CEREMONY DAY – CIVIL PARTNERSHIP
One Civil Partnership Registrar will attend your ceremony. He or she is responsible for
ensuring that all the information entered on the schedule is correct on the day. He or she
will meet with you both in private, either separately or together, to check that your personal
details are correct. If you have chosen a standard partnership ceremony this is also the time
for you to pay the fees for the ceremony and your certificate(s).
The Civil Partnership Registrar will be happy to answer any last minute questions that you
may have about the ceremony or any of the arrangements.
CEREMONY DAY - CERTIFICATES
All certificate requests on the ceremony day must be paid for in full. One marriage certificate
will be issued and further copies of your marriage certificate will be forwarded to you by
post.
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The civil partnership schedule must be updated online, electronically by the Civil Partnership
Registrar before any certificates can be issued. If your partnership ceremony takes place
in a Registration Office, occasionally your certificate(s) can be issued before you leave. If
you prefer not to wait, your certificate(s) will be forwarded to you by post. If your ceremony
takes place in a Licensed Venue your certificate(s) will be forwarded to you by post.
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Although marriages and civil partnerships are not allowed to take place outdoors in
temporary or movable structures such as marquees and boats, certain venues will offer
permanent constructions outdoors. It may be possible to hold your ceremony in a pergola,
gazebo or pavilion.
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Registration
Offices
Enhanced or Standard Ceremony
Each Registration Office has different facilities and features. For a virtual tour of each
ceremony room please visit our website: www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/registration, follow
our ‘Offices in Lincolnshire’ link.
On the day of your ceremony we do not want to rush you, so please ensure that you
and your guests arrive on time as detailed in your ceremony plan.
Your guests are very welcome to take photographs before and after the ceremony.
If you would like someone to make a video/DVD recording of your ceremony, this
should be indicated on your ceremony plan. For safety reasons, we cannot allow
extra lighting and all the recording equipment must run on batteries.
Please remember there may be other couples having a ceremony in the Registration
Office on the same day. To keep the venue attractive and tidy please ask your guests
to wait until you are outside the building before showering you with confetti.
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Boston Registration Office
County Hall is set in a quadrangle of stone buildings just off the
Market Place, in the centre of Boston.
The ground floor ceremony room will seat 35 guests. It is tastefully
decorated in gold, claret and blue with silk pedestal arrangements.
The wonderful old staircase in the foyer of County Hall offers an
ideal photo opportunity, whilst outside the grand Courthouse
wooden doors also make an excellent photographic backdrop.
County Hall
Boston
Lincs PE21 6DY
Tel:
01522
782244
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Bourne Registration Office
Saxonhurst is an attractive period building which
dates from the 19th century.
The ground floor ceremony room is wide and spacious and will seat
45 guests. It is decorated in burgundy and pink and is mellowed
by soft lighting. Double doors lead onto a patio and into a pleasant
leafy garden area with colourful potted plants. Two archways make
the most delightful of settings for your photographs.
Tel:
01522
782244
Customer
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Richmond House, a Victorian property, is situated in beautiful
parkland complete with mature trees and flowerbeds. Richmond
Park is on the A159 north of the town.
Richmond House
Morton Terrace
Gainsborough
Lincs DN21 2RJ
The hallway with its mosaic tiled floor leads into our ceremony
room, which seats 42 guests. It is beautifully decorated in gold
and cream with complementary cream and dark red silk flower
arrangements. The ceremony room is carpeted in green, and
contains a feature marble tiled fireplace, period furnishings and
a south facing bay window. On the lawn, a pretty stone fountain
makes an ideal setting for those treasured photographs.
Tel:
01522
782244
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Grantham Registration Office
The ceremony room, which seats 50 guests, is tastefully furnished
in gold and blue, offering an attractive venue for your celebration. In
addition, there are a number of alternative rooms which offer seating
for up to 100 people. Outside, there is a courtyard and garden with
seasonal plants providing a pleasant and attractive setting
for photographs.
e: regist@lincolnshire.gov.uk
Saxonhurst
35 West Street
Bourne
Lincs PE10 9NE
Gainsborough Registration Office
Springfield House is surrounded by trees and green open spaces
and is sited on the outskirts of Grantham, with excellent road links.
Springfield House
Springfield Road
Grantham
Lincs NG31 7BG
Tel:
01522
782244
Customer
Service Centre
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Horncastle Registration Office
Holmeleigh is set at the end of a tree lined avenue. The building has
an attractive red brick facade with a central doorway. The ceremony
room will seat 35 guests and has been tastefully decorated in beige
and maroon with co-ordinating flower arrangements.
Outside there is a pleasant private walled garden, ideal for those
photographic memories. There is ample parking at weekends when
the surroundings become very private.
Holmeleigh
Foundry Street
Horncastle
Lincs LN9 6AQ
Tel:
01522
782244
Customer
Service Centre
Lincoln Register Office
This fine listed building, built in 1888 for the Bainbridge family, is
now the Lincoln Register Office. A panelled waiting room with
a medieval tapestry leads to an impressive entrance hall and
mahogany staircase with marble pillars and superb stained glass
door panels.
The ceremony room is oak panelled and is tastefully decorated
in shades of claret and gold, boasting many original features.
Complementary silk flowers enhance the room which will seat
40 guests. French doors lead to an attractive garden with a patio
area for your photographs.
4 Lindum Road
Lincoln
Lincs LN2 1NN
Tel:
01522
782244
Customer
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Long Sutton Registration Office
The former courthouse is situated in the heart of the small market
town of Long Sutton. The ceremony room is decorated in shades
of blue and cream with co-ordinating pedestal and table silk flower
arrangements. Seating is available for 36 guests.
Outside, a paved courtyard garden provides an area for those
special photographs. Ample car parking is available to the front of
the building which is attractively edged with chestnut trees.
Swap Coat Lane
Long Sutton
Lincs PE12 9HB
Tel:
01522
782244
Customer
Service Centre
Louth Registration Office
Louth Town Hall is in the heart of this Georgian market town and is
an elegant and spacious listed building, beautifully restored with very
large and elegant ceiling to floor windows.
The Town Hall
Eastgate
Louth
Lincs LN11 9NH
The ceremony room is on the ground floor and will seat
40 guests. The room has a splendid fireplace and many original
features. The ceremony room is decorated in shades of terracotta
and cream with complementary seasonal coloured silk flower
arrangements. A tiered staircase in the front entrance hall creates an
ideal photo opportunity.
Tel:
01522
782244
Customer
Service Centre
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Sleaford Registration Office
The office is located near to the centre of town next to the
River Slea.
The ground floor ceremony room is tastefully decorated in shades
of blue and claret, with complementary silk flower arrangements.
Seating is available for 36 guests. Double glass doors lead onto a
patio and grassed area situated under mature willow trees, beside
the river, creating some wonderful photo opportunities. This venue
offers ample car parking for your guests at weekends.
Council Offices
Eastgate
Sleaford
Lincs NG34 7EB
Tel:
01522
782244
Customer
Service Centre
Spalding Registration Office
Spalding is situated in the south of the county and is well known for
its annual flower parade. The Registration Office, formerly the head
office of Johnson’s seeds, is situated close to the town centre and
next to the River Welland.
The beautifully furnished ground floor ceremony room is decorated
in shades of blue and gold with matching silk and fresh flower
arrangements and will seat 32 guests. Outside is an archway, which
offers a picturesque setting for your photographs, and the riverbank
opposite also provides an alternative photographic opportunity.
The room has a superb feature marble fireplace and is tastefully
decorated in shades of green and gold, with complementary silk
flower arrangements. There is ample parking nearby.
Linden House
1 Bath Lane
Spalding
Lincs PE11 1XP
Tel:
01522
782244
Customer
Service Centre
Spilsby Registration Office
The office is located in a double fronted Victorian building, on the
main road in this pleasant market town. The main entrance is an
ideal backdrop for your photographs. The ground floor ceremony
room will seat 20 guests.
Offord House
Church Street
Spilsby
Lincs PE23 5EF
Tel:
01522
782244
Customer
Service Centre
Stamford Registration Office
Situated in a prestigious building in the centre of one of the finest
stone-built towns in the country. The office is located not too far
from the River Welland which meanders through the town.
2 St. Mary’s Hill
Stamford
Lincs PE9 2DR
The ceremony room will comfortably seat 40 guests. It has stone
mullioned windows and an attractive fireplace and is decorated in
green and fawn with co-ordinating flower arrangements. Outside,
the enclosed walled garden is a delight with mature trees and
shrubs. A perfect setting for your photographs.
Tel:
01522
782244
Customer
Service Centre
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Licensed Venues
ENHANCED CEREMONY
Your ceremony may be as simple or as elaborate as you wish. Licensed Venues can
provide the perfect setting for themed ceremonies with their different backgrounds in
history and architectural styles. Perhaps you see yourself dressed in the 18th century
style, or maybe you see your guests enjoying the traditional ceremony breakfast on
the terrace of a country house?
Many of the Licensed Venues are set amidst landscapes, lakes and beautiful gardens
or within close proximity to the Lincolnshire coastline and beaches providing an
exceptional backdrop for your photographs.
Many visitors to Lincolnshire also incorporate their wedding or civil partnership
celebrations into an annual holiday for themselves, their family and friends.
Some venues offer a range of accommodation for you and your guests to stay in
before, during and after the ceremony day. The events organiser in each of the venues
will be delighted to discuss the various arrangements that can be made to make your
day memorable.
Please see the full list
of Licensed Venues
on page 34.
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Lincolnshire Venues
Lincoln
Telephone
01522
522900
Lincolnshire Events Centre
Grange de Lings, Lincoln LN2 2NA
Relax and enjoy your perfect day at the Lincolnshire Events
Centre. Set in 205 acres the Lincolnshire Events Centre is
just a stone’s throw from the historic and beautiful city of
Lincoln, but our rural outlook incorporates a wood, parkland
and a lake. This picturesque setting offers breathtaking
options for your wedding photographs.
The Epic Centre at the heart of the Lincolnshire Events
Centre is now fully licensed to host Civil Ceremonies so you
can hold your entire day here and know that your special
day is in safe hands with our expert events team, who will
help you every step of the way.
We can cater for anything from 50 to 1000 people.
www.lincs-events.co.uk
e: weddings@lincs-events.co.uk
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Telephone
01522
563298
White Hart Hotel Lincoln
Bailgate, Lincoln LN1 3AR
The White Hart Hotel has 2 rooms, which are licensed for
Civil Ceremonies and Civil Partnerships. The Pink Lounge
can accommodate up to 50 people and The Eastgate up to
100 people. For your Wedding reception there is a choice
of suites; for smaller receptions both the Yarborough and
Wellington rooms can accommodate up to 12 people
each, the Pink Lounge can cater for 40 people and the
King Richard Suite up to 100 people. We have gained
valuable experience over the years and held some uniquely
wonderful ceremonies and receptions. Please contact our
Wedding Manager on 01522 563298 to discover more.
www.whitehart-lincoln.co.uk
e: weddings@whitehart-lincoln.co.uk
All of our hotels are Wi-Fi enabled
LINCOLNSHIRE
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Newark and Grantham. With just seventeen bedrooms The
Lincolnshire Oak retains the feel of a country house and is
renowned for its high quality of service and facilities.
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History and Character
Telephone
01529
413807
East Road, Sleaford, Lincs NG34 7EH
T: 01529 413 807 F: 01529 413 710
www.lincolnshire-oak.co.uk
reception@lincolnshire-oak.co.uk
East Road, Sleaford NG34 7EH
The Woodhall Spa Hotel is located in the heart of this
picturesque Lincolnshire golfing village. It was acquired in
2005 by Hoby Hotels and underwent a total transformation
in early 2006 to meet the needs of the 21st Century visitor.
The Woodhall Spa Hotel offers contemporary public rooms
and luxury en-suite zip-&-link bedrooms. The Lodge
Restaurant serves high quality food at realistic prices, whilst
the Garden Bar will remind you that the hotel was once
one of the drinking haunts of the famous Dambusters
Squadron. Whether you are visiting to play golf, explore the
Wolds or discover the local history, The Woodhall Spa Hotel
is the perfect choice.
A perfect location for your wedding.
“We just wanted to say a huge Thank You for making our
day fantastic!”
The Woodhall Spa Hotel
The Broadway, Woodhall Spa, Lincs LN10 6ST
T: 01526 353 231 F: 01526 352 797
www.woodhallspahotel.co.uk
reception@woodhallspahotel.co.uk
Our happy couples speak for themselves!
The Lincolnshire Oak, in a garden oasis on the outskirts of
the market town of Sleaford, is renowned for its high quality
service and facilities and is the first choice for weddings in
Sleaford.
Surrounded by over 11/2 acres of grounds and gardens,
The Lincolnshire Oak is the ideal location for your wedding.
We are licensed for civil ceremonies and can cater for both
intimate weddings and larger receptions of up to 200.
Visit our website for more information and telephone us to
arrange to be shown around.
e: reception@lincolnshire-oak.co.uk
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Lincolnshire Venues
Lincolnshire Venues
Boston | Bourne
Telephone
01205
356656
Boston Guildhall
South Street, Boston PE21 6HT
Boston Guildhall, a special place for your special day.
This Grade 1 listed testament to architectural beauty can
be the setting for your special day. Have your ceremony in
one of the timeless rooms available, adorned with beautiful
flowers and then have your fabulous photographs taken
rain or shine.
www.bostonguildhall.co.uk
e: enquiries@thehavengallery.org.uk
Supreme Inns
Bicker Bar, Bicker, Boston PE20 3AN
Telephone
Refurbished wedding venue for 2010
01205
822804
A modern, warm and inviting event space, perfect for
your intimate occasion. We pride ourselves being a
member of Taste of Lincolnshire, our dishes are homemade
and freshly prepared by our team of quality Chefs. Tailor
made packages to suit all budgets. Special rates for group
bookings. Disabled facilities.
www.supremeinns.co.uk
e: info@supremeinns.co.uk
Toft Country House & Golf Club
Toft, Nr. Bourne PE10 0JT
Telephone
Ideally located with two rooms licensed for civil ceremonies
for up to 120 guests.
01778
590614
• Family run business • Dedicated Wedding Co-ordinator
• Renowned reputation with quality assured
• Smaller rooms for more intimate functions
• 20 Ensuite bedrooms • Ample guest parking
Let us make your special day one to remember...
www.tofthotelgolf.co.uk
e: tofthouse@btconnect.com
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Gainsborough | Grantham
Lincolnshire Venues
Hemswell Court
Lancaster Green, Hemswell Cliff, Gainsborough DN21 5TQ
Telephone
01427
668508
Sitting amidst beautiful grounds in the Lincolnshire
countryside, Hemswell Court is the perfect venue for any
wedding or civil ceremony. Exclusively yours with 5 star AA
status, luxury accommodation and beautiful landscaped
gardens, we are able to tailor all your requirements for your
special day.
www.hemswellcourt.com
e: functions@hemswellcourt.com
Belton House
Grantham NG32 2LS
Telephone
01476
566116
Choose from the Marble Hall or the more intimate setting
of the Tapestry Room for your ceremony.
The Gardens and Orangery provide a perfect backdrop
for your photographs. Make your day extra special
amidst the 17th century splendour of Belton.
Licensed for Civil Ceremonies.
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e: belton@nationaltrust.org.uk
De Vere Belton Woods Hotel
Belton Woods, Belton, Nr. Grantham NG32 2LN
Telephone
01476
593200
If you are searching for the premier venue and the perfect
location for your dream wedding - look no further than
De Vere Belton Woods Hotel. We offer fabulous
surroundings, beautiful function rooms, luxury bedrooms
and more to make sure that your special day stays with
you for the rest of your life.
www.devere-hotels.co.uk/our-locations/belton-woods
e: belton.woods@devere-hotels.com
Stoke Rochford Hall
Stoke Rochford, Nr. Grantham NG33 5EJ
Telephone
01476
530337
Victorian Mansion set in formal gardens and 28 acres of
parkland • Licensed for civil ceremonies • Grand formal
function rooms • All encompassing wedding breakfast
package including toastmaster and bridal suite • Guest
accommodation at competitive rates • Unlimited parking •
Unrivalled reputation and setting
www.stokerochfordhall.co.uk
e: enquiries@stokerochfordhall.co.uk
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Lincolnshire Venues
Horncastle | Lincoln
Admiral Rodney Hotel
North Street, Horncastle LN9 5DX
This Grade 2 listed Hotel has recently been licensed for
Weddings and Civil Ceremonies. We offer a professional
and friendly service from 10 – 100 sit down and up to 140
for an evening reception. We have an excellent reputation
for food and service, offering real value for money without
compromising on quality.
Telephone
01507
523131
www.admiralrodney.com
e: reception@admiralrodney.com
The Petwood Hotel
Stixwould Road, Woodhall Spa LN10 6QG
Originally built in the early 1900’s, The Petwood Hotel
stands in a 30 acre estate and is famous for its magnificent
gardens. The picturesque surroundings are complemented
by a varied range of luxurious facilities available for your
Wedding Day. Our Special Events Manager will offer advice
and guidance to ensure that every detail runs smoothly.
Telephone
01526
352411
www.petwood.co.uk
e: reception@petwood.co.uk
Service and Value
The Broadway, Woodhall Spa LN10 6ST
Victorian splendour with contemporary elegance.
LORD LEYCESTER
History and Character
LINCOLNSHIRE
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The Lord Leycester Hotel delivers a unique blend of friendly
service, character, convenience, history and value for money.
Occupying pride of place in the heart of historic Warwick
and less than 300 metres from its famous castle, the hotel’s
Grade 2 listed buildings are steeped in history.
The Lincolnshire Oak is situated on the outskirts of this pretty
Lincolnshire market town. Sympathetically extended from a
Victorian merchant's house, it is surrounded by 11/2 acres of
grounds and gardens - a quiet oasis in a busy world.
The Woodhall Spa Hotel is located in the heart of this
picturesque Lincolnshire golfing village. It was acquired in
2005 by Hoby Hotels and underwent a total transformation
in early 2006 to meet the needs of the 21st Century visitor.
Located at the centre of England, The Lord Leycester Hotel
is ideal for either a short break or a longer stay. Whether
you’re exploring Warwick’s Georgian town, visiting the races,
playing golf at one of the many local courses, shopping in
Royal Leamington Spa, taking in a play at Stratford or
exploring Warwick’s world famous castle, you will be sure
to enjoy your stay at The Lord Leycester Hotel.
The Lincolnshire Oak is perfectly placed for visiting the many
attractions of southern Lincolnshire including Belton House,
the Hub, Cranwell Aviation Heritage Centre and Cogglesford
Mill. It offers easy access to and from Lincoln, Boston,
Newark and Grantham. With just seventeen bedrooms The
Lincolnshire Oak retains the feel of a country house and is
renowned for its high quality of service and facilities.
The Woodhall Spa Hotel offers contemporary public rooms
and luxury en-suite zip-&-link bedrooms. The Lodge
Restaurant serves high quality food at realistic prices, whilst
the Garden Bar will remind you that the hotel was once
one of the drinking haunts of the famous Dambusters
Squadron. Whether you are visiting to play golf, explore the
Wolds or discover the local history, The Woodhall Spa Hotel
is the perfect choice.
The Lord Leycester Hotel
Jury Street, Warwick CV34 4EJ
T: 01926 491 481 F: 01926 491 561
www.lord-leycester.co.uk
reception@lord-leycester.co.uk
East Road, Sleaford, Lincs NG34 7EH
T: 01529 413 807 F: 01529 413 710
reception@lincolnshire-oak.co.uk
The Broadway, Woodhall Spa, Lincs LN10 6ST
T: 01526 353 231 F: 01526 352 797
reception@woodhallspahotel.co.uk
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• Completely renovated
• “Arts & Crafts” style
• 25 rooms with 42” plasma TVs
• Contemporary facilities
• Licensed for civil ceremonies for 80 – 150 guests
All of our hotels are Wi-Fi enabled
Telephone
01526
353231
e: reception@woodhallspahotel.co.uk
Branston Hall
Lincoln Road, Branston, Lincoln LN4 1PD
Telephone
An idyllic and elegant country house, set in 88 acres of
stunning parkland and gardens, licensed for civil ceremonies
and the wedding breakfast for up to 150.
01522
793305
Please call for an appointment to view our exquisite
facilities, luxury accommodation, spa and leisure facilities
within this fairy style setting.
www.branstonhall.com
e: info@branstonhall.com
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Lincoln
Charlotte House
The Lawns, Union Road, Lincoln LN1 3BJ
Telephone
01522
541000
Charlotte House, surrounded by 8 acres of Lincolnshire
parkland, is a luxury Art Deco hotel, lavishly refurbished
throughout, featuring fourteen unique bedrooms and suites
combining classic elegance with sophisticated modern
styling which ensures the perfect venue for your special day.
Weddings from only £500
www.charlottehouselincoln.com
e: info@charlottehouselincoln.com
Doddington Hall
Doddington, Lincoln LN6 4RU
Telephone
01522
694586
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07981
155266
A stunning and romantic setting. The Long Gallery in the hall
is licensed for ceremonies for up to 200 people and there
is a choice of marquee sites within the private grounds.
Special discounts offered for weddings up until May 2011.
New Garden Room seating 120 opens Summer 2011.
Please contact Justine Shakespeare for further information.
www.doddingtonhall.com
e: justine@doddingtonhall.com
Norton Lodge
Hotel & Conference Centre
Norton Lodge
Newark Road, Norton Disney, Lincoln LN6 9JR
Telephone
01522
789111
“A friendly and tranquil setting…”
Licensed for Civil Ceremonies, Norton Lodge is the perfect
rural venue for your wedding. We can offer a full wedding
package including the option of a civil wedding ceremony,
overnight accommodation for your guests plus a wonderful
bridal suite.
www.nortonlodge.co.uk
e: norton.lodge@virgin.net
The Bentley Hotel
Newark Road, South Hykeham, Lincoln LN6 9NH
Telephone
01522
878000
Luxury surroundings, providing attention to detail for
which we have prided ourselves over the last 70 years,
you can be sure of professionals who genuinely care and
will look after every detail. Our Banqueting Suites can be
used independently for smaller numbers or together for a
reception of up to 250 guests.
www.bentleyhotellincoln.co.uk
e: infothebentleyhotel@btconnect.com
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Lincolnshire Venues
Lincolnshire Venues
Lincoln | Louth
The Lawn
Union Road, Lincoln LN1 3BL
Telephone
A peaceful setting, close to the Cathedral and Castle.
Three rooms are licensed for Civil Ceremonies
accommodating from 4 to 300 guests. Our Wedding
Packages provide both traditional sit down and buffet meals
for up to 250 guests. A professional and friendly service
guaranteed to make your day truly special.
01522
568080
www.thelawninlincoln.com
e: enquiries@thelawninlincoln.co.uk
The Lincoln Hotel
Eastgate, Lincoln LN2 1PN
Some days in your life are special... none more so than your
wedding day!
Telephone
01522
520348
Weddings with a professional team to take away the stress
and strain are an exclusive affair - we only host one wedding
breakfast per day - you therefore command and deserve our
complete attention all day.
www.thelincolnhotel.com
e: weddings@thelincolnhotel.com
Washingborough Hall Hotel
Church Hill, Washingborough, Lincoln LN4 1BE
Telephone
A beautiful Country House Hotel in picturesque private
grounds, offering an individual style - one of high quality
traditional luxury. Stunning four poster bridal suite and
function rooms offer excellent facilities for smaller bespoke
weddings and naming ceremonies. Up to 50 daytime guests
with up to 100 in the evening.
01522
790340
Exclusively yours for the weekend or just the day.
www.washingboroughhall.com
e: enquiries@washingboroughhall.com
Brackenborough Hotel
Cordeaux Corner, Louth LN11 0SZ
Telephone
The Brackenborough Hotel is the region’s highest rated
three star hotel with award winning chefs, unique design
and luxurious contemporary style. We offer a friendly,
personal service, excellent attention to detail and a unique
setting for your special day. Whether a simple celebration
or an elaborate marquee event, we can oversee
your perfect day perfectly!
01507
609169
www.oakridgehotels.co.uk
e: reception@brackenborough.co.uk
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Louth | Skegness
Lincolnshire Venues
Kenwick Park Hotel
Kenwick Park Estate, Louth LN11 8NR
Telephone
01507
608806
Kenwick Park the perfect setting for your perfect day.
Licensed for Civil Wedding and other Ceremonies.
Superb menus tailored to your specific requirements.
Accommodation available in one of our 34 bedrooms.
Use of the exclusive Health and Leisure facilities.
Meridian suite will seat up to 150 for a wedding breakfast.
www.kenwick-park.co.uk
e: weddings@kenwick-park.co.uk
The Priory Hotel
149 Eastgate, Louth LN11 9AJ
Telephone
01507
602930
Built in 1818 The Priory offers a picture-perfect location
with stunning architecture, in beautiful tranquil surroundings,
ideal for either marquee or smaller ceremonies.
We specialise in bespoke, intimate, personal, quality and
relaxed celebrations.
“Perfect Setting for Perfect Wedding”…“You Outdid All
Expectations”…“Perfect Reception”.…“Exquisite”
www.thepriorylouth.co.uk
e: theprioryhotel@live.co.uk
Butlins Skegness
Roman Bank, Ingoldmells, Skegness PE25 1NJ
Telephone
01754
614445
Looking for a wedding venue where the whole family can be
entertained and stay together? Then come to Butlins.
Wedding packages to complement our holidays so you
can bring family, friends and have the time of your life. Get
married, have the reception, stay at our resort and enjoy all
the entertainment.
www.butlins.com/dayvisitor
e: julie.townley@bourne-leisure.co.uk
Southview Park Hotel
Burgh Road, Skegness PE25 2LA
Telephone
01754
896060
The perfect setting for your special day. Southview excels at
organising and managing your wedding - each wedding is
given our complete personal care and attention.
Our specialised management team are at your disposal
to help with your choice of menu, seating plan and other
aspects to make this day most memorable.
www.southviewparkhotel.co.uk
e: bobw@southview-leisure.com
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Lincolnshire Venues
Skegness | Sleaford | Spalding
The Royal Hotel
Drummond Road/South Parade, Skegness PE25 3EH
Telephone
The splendid surroundings of this Victorian hotel, provides
the perfect location. Picturesque gardens provide a
wonderful location for photographs and drink receptions,
whilst our chefs offer a variety of English, Continental
and Indian cuisine for formal dining and buffet menus.
The hotel boasts 70 bedrooms, some with seaviews, others
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Carre Arms Hotel
Mareham Lane, Sleaford NG34 7JP
A family owned hotel and restaurant renowned for over
25 years quality service and fabulous food. Our Wedding
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of the detail. The Carre Arms has three areas for wedding
functions and licensed for civil ceremonies.
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www.carrearmshotel.co.uk
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303156
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Churchgate, Spalding PE11 2RA
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Set in wonderful gardens, Ayscoughfee Hall offers
the complete wedding package. Hold your ceremony
in the Hall and sign the register in an 1840s
mahogany-panelled Library.
01775
764555
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photographs to mark your special day.
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Spilsby | Stamford
Alford Manor
West Street, Alford LN13 9HT
Telephone
01507
463073
A day to remember, with exquisite surroundings and
exceptional attention to detail.…Lincolnshire’s premier venue
for civil ceremonies and wedding receptions. Following
a major heritage restoration project, The Manor House
provides a unique and beautiful historic setting for your
special day. Special wedding packages are on offer, which
provide outstanding value without compromising on quality.
www.alfordmanorhouse.co.uk
e: info@alfordmanorhouse.co.uk
Half Moon Hotel
25-28 West St, Alford LN13 9DG
Telephone
01507
463477
A 400 year old listed building, licensed for civil ceremonies.
Our wedding package caters for all requirements and we are
available to discuss every detail of your wedding.
Catering for up to 60 guests or 100 at a buffet, with
marquee facilities in our garden, if required for your
special day.
www.halfmoonhotelalford.co.uk
e: enquiries@halfmoonhotelalford.co.uk
The George of Stamford
71 St Martins, Stamford PE9 2LB
Telephone
01780
750750
Weddings at The George of Stamford combine the finest
cuisine with personal service. Civil ceremonies up to 50
seated and 80 standing. Beautiful Monastery gardens and
courtyard. The oak panelled dining room can accommodate
up to 110 guests. Marquees arranged for larger parties in
our Monastery Gardens.
www.georgehotelofstamford.com
e: reservations@georgehotelofstamford.com
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Lincolnshire Venues
Licensed Venues
Lincoln Register Office
Branston Hall Hotel LN4 1PD T: 01522 793305
Charlotte House Hotel LN1 3BJ T: 01522 541000
County Assembly Rooms LN1 3AR
T: 01522 520098
Doddington Hall LN6 4RU T: 01522 694586/07981 155266
Jocasta’s Restaurant LN6 9BW
T: 01522 686314
Judges’ Lodgings LN1 3AA T: 01522 511068
Norton Lodge Conference Centre LN6 9JR T: 01522 789111
Pride of Lincoln LN6 3QZ T: 01522 686878
The Bentley Hotel & Leisure Club LN6 9NH
T: 01522 878000
The Bridge Inn LN1 2LX
T: 01522 702266
The Dovecote LN6 9HN
T: 01522 868206
The Epic Centre LN2 2NA
T: 01522 522900
The Lawn LN1 3BL
T: 01522 568080
The Lincoln Hotel LN2 1PN
T: 01522 520348
The Littlehouse at Doddington Hall LN6 4RU
T: 01522 694308
The White Hart Hotel LN1 3AR
T: 01522 526222
Washingborough Hall Hotel LN4 1BE
T: 01522 790340
Welton Manor Golf Centre LN2 3PA
T: 01673 861888
Boston Registration Office
Boston Guildhall PE21 6HT
Boston West Golf Centre PE20 3QX
Fydell House PE21 6HU
Supreme Hotel PE20 3AN
The Assembly Rooms PE21 6NN
White Hart Hotel PE21 8SH
T: 01205 315277
T: 01205 290670
T: 01205 351520
T: 01205 822804
T: 01205 362354
T: 01205 355522
Bourne Registration Office
The Baskervilles Hotel PE6 9PB
Toft Country House Hotel PE10 0JT
T: 01778 560010
T: 01778 590614
Gainsborough Registration Office
Hemswell Court DN21 5TQ
The White Heather LN8 2AT
T: 01427 668508
T: 01673 878100
Grantham Registration Office
Allington Manor NG32 2DH
T: 01400 281358/282574
Angel & Royal Hotel NG31 6PN
T: 01476 565816
Belton House NG32 2LS
T: 01476 542964
Belton Woods Hotel NG32 2LN
T: 01476 593200
Chequers Inn, Belvoir NG32 1LU
T: 01476 870701
Gorse Lodge, Newark NG23 5DA
T: 01636 626223
Harlaxton Manor NG32 1AG
T: 01476 403000
Priory House, Newark NG23 5ES
T: 01400 282070
Ramada Grantham Hotel NG31 7XT
T: 01476 593000
Stoke Rochford Hall NG33 5EJ
T: 01476 530337
Stubton Hall, Newark NG23 5DDT: 01636 626187/07816 328611
The Gregory NG32 1AD
T: 01476 577076
The Olde Barn Hotel NG32 2HT
T: 01400 250909
Horncastle Registration Office
Admiral Rodney Hotel LN9 5DX
The Golf Hotel LN10 6SG
The Petwood Hotel LN10 6OF
The Woodhall Spa Hotel LN10 6ST
T: 01507 523131
T: 01526 353535
T: 01526 352411
T: 01526 353231
Long Sutton Registration Office
Whaplode Manor PE12 8AZ
T: 01406 422837
Louth Registration Office
Bacchus Hotel LN12 2EY
Brackenborough Hotel LN11 0SZ
Kenwick Park Hotel LN11 8NR
Royal Oak Inn LN11 8LZ
The Grange & Links Hotel LN12 2RA
The Olde Barn Inn, Tealby LN8 3YB
The Priory Hotel LN11 9AJ
T: 01507 441204
T: 01507 609169
T: 01507 608806
T: 01507 600750
T: 01507 441334
T: 01673 838304
T: 01507 602930
Skegness Registration Office
Crown Hotel PE25 3AB North Shore Hotel PE25 1DN
The Royal Hotel PE25 3EH
Southview Park Hotel PE25 2LA
The Vine Hotel PE25 3DB
T: 01754 610760
T: 01754 763298
T: 01754 762301
T: 01754 896060
T: 01754 610611
Sleaford Registration Office
Carre Arms Hotel NG34 7JP
The Lincolnshire Oak NG34 7EH
Woodland Waters NG32 3RT
T: 01529 303156
T: 01529 413807
T: 01400 230552/230056
Spalding Registration Office
Ayscoughfee Hall Museum PE11 2RA
Cley Hall Hotel PE11 1TX
Woodlands Hotel PE11 1QF
T: 01775 764555
T: 01775 725157
T: 01775 769933
Spilsby Registration Office
Alford Manor House LN13 9HT
Butlins PE25 1NJ
Half Moon Hotel LN13 9DG
Tattershall Castle LN4 4LR
T: 01507 463073
T: 01754 762311
T: 01507 463477
T: 01526 342543
Stamford Registration Office
Garden House Hotel PE9 2LP
The George Hotel PE9 2LB T: 01780 763359
T: 01780 750750
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Celebratory
Services
Celebratory Services include Naming, Renewal of Vows, Memorials,
Funerals, Nationality Checking Service, Citizenship Ceremonies and
Certificate Services.
Civil Naming and Renewal of Vows ceremonies were introduced in 2001, giving families
and couples the options to celebrate the arrival of a new child or reaffirm their vows with a
non-religious ceremony.
Funeral and Memorial ceremonies were introduced in 2003, giving any bereaved family the
option to celebrate the life of the deceased in a civil ceremony.
A Celebratory ceremony has no legal status, so you can choose whether or not to organise
one. The celebration and any written record of the ceremony cannot be used as proof
of identification and neither is the ceremony legally binding on those who participate. A
celebratory ceremony is secular and will have no religious content.
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Lincolnshire County Council would like to stress that the above ceremonies are offered
as an alternative to a religious service and anyone considering, for example, a baptism, a
religious blessing, funeral or memorial ceremony, should be encouraged to do so.
Celebrate
Celebrate the birth of a new baby; welcome an adopted child or stepchildren into the family
to form part of the bonding within an extended family unit. Siblings may also be included in
a ceremony. The occasion gives parents, grandparents, supporting adults, family members
and friends the opportunity to welcome your child by getting involved and making promises
of support and commitment, or by reciting a reading or poem, in a family celebration.
It is very important for parents to receive help, advice and support while raising their child
into adulthood and supporting adults are nominated for this role. Ideally, supporting adults
should be people who the child will see regularly and have a good and positive influence
in their life.
If you are thinking about getting married or forming a civil partnership and you have children,
why not make your day a double celebration by including a naming ceremony for your
children on the same day?
RENEWAL OF VOWS CEREMONY
Any couple, of any age who have been through a legal marriage or civil partnership
ceremony can arrange to renew their vows. A ceremony can give that extra special edge
to an anniversary or birthday giving the opportunity of a double celebration.
It is sometimes particularly relevant for any couple who have been through a period which
put a strain on their relationship, but wish to celebrate their renewed commitment.
Any couple who have married or held their civil partnership abroad may wish to celebrate
with family and friends on their return by renewing their vows, or you may simply want to be
romantic and take the opportunity to say “I do” again. The ceremony will be unique to the
couple and as meaningful as their commitment to each other. Family members and friends
may also wish to get involved by reciting a reading or poem or you may wish to choose
them as your witnesses or ring bearer.
SUITABLE VENUES FOR NAMING or RENEWAL OF VOWS
in Lincolnshire
NAMING ceremony
A naming or renewal of vows ceremony can take place in a Registration Office, in a Licensed
Venue or a public building with a private function room, e.g. village hall, hotel, public house,
restaurant.
Please note that we cannot conduct a ceremony in a private home.
PLANNING A NAMING or RENEWAL OF VOWS CEREMONY
You will have the opportunity to work closely with our co-ordinator to create your ceremony.
Options include promises, readings, poems, personal vows and your own choice of music.
Each ceremony will be an event that you and all your guests will remember and treasure.
A souvenir record of each ceremony will be signed by the couple or child’s parents and the
witnesses or supporting adults and presented at the closing of the ceremony.
For further details or if you would like to book a naming or renewal of vows ceremony please
telephone the Customer Service Centre on 01522 782244.
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MEMORIAL ceremony
A memorial ceremony may be appropriate in the following circumstances:
• The anniversary of a loved one’s death
• Following a small private funeral
• To acknowledge a still born child
•W
here family, friends and colleagues live abroad and it may not be possible for them to
make travel arrangements in time to attend the funeral
•W
hen a body is donated to medical research
•W
hen someone dies abroad and family and friends are unable to attend the funeral
• When a person has been lost/missing for some time and presumed to be deceased
• Annual group ceremonies for bereaved families.
A memorial ceremony doesn’t have to be a solemn occasion, it is a chance for all who
knew the deceased to gather, socialise and share their memories, anecdotes and thoughts.
The ceremony will show warmth, sincerity and will uniquely and affectionately celebrate the
life of the deceased. A detailed tribute is paid to them, to the life they lived, the connections
they made and have left behind.
A memorial ceremony can take place in a Registration Office, and each ceremony room
is unique and can seat between 20–50 guests. Details about each Registration Office are
available in this brochure.
Alternatively, for the larger celebration a ceremony can be held in a Licensed Venue or a public
building with a private function room, e.g. village hall, hotel, public house, restaurant.
Please note that we cannot conduct a ceremony in a private home.
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Celebrate
A civil funeral ceremony reflects the beliefs and values of the deceased, the life they lived,
the connections they made and left behind. Your choice could be influenced by religious
and cultural traditions, cost or personal preferences or by the expressed wishes of the
deceased.
in Lincolnshire
CIVIL FUNERAL ceremony, WOODLAND BURIAL or iNTERMENT
A civil funeral can be held almost anywhere, except in churches or religious buildings, and
is appropriate for a cremation or burial at any non-religious burial ground.
The ceremony is both a dignified tribute and highly personal memoir created by a celebrant
in consultation with the family or executor for this final act of love and respect. It is created
using a comprehensive framework that allows you the freedom to make a range of choices
regarding the content and style for the ceremony. Family members and friends may wish to
recite a reading or add their own words of tribute. A hymn, prayer and a moments reflective
silence can also be included if you wish.
A woodland or ‘green’ burial offers a ‘return to nature’ for those who wish to be buried
among trees, birds and wild flowers. It is a way of introducing a greater choice for the
bereaved. Green burials are where non-embalmed bodies in a simple woollen or cotton
shroud are buried in a coffin made from non-rainforest wood. Biodegradable materials
such as wicker, bamboo and cardboard are used. Graves can be marked by planting a
small tree, wild flowers or a bird box can be hung. The ceremony is created by our celebrant
in consultation with the family.
An Interment ceremony is a short formal occasion, usually following a cremation. In many
cases ashes are interred in a place that holds special significance or happy memories for
the deceased and their family. The ceremony is created by our celebrant in consultation
with the family.
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For further details or if you would like to book a ceremony, please telephone the Customer
Service Centre on 01522 782244.
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Nationality Checking Service
What is the Nationality Checking Service?
The service is a partnership between the Home Office UK Border Agency and Local
Authorities in England and Wales.
Lincolnshire County Council is offering this optional service for anyone applying for
British nationality. Completed British nationality applications will be checked for accuracy
and all necessary documents will be photocopied, certified and sent in support of the
application.
This means that those using the service can keep their original valuable documents such
as passports and marriage certificates rather than sending them to the Home Office.
Benefits and Advantages of the Service
The Home Office will receive correctly completed applications and documentation,
avoiding unneccesary delays.
Original documents can be retained, rather than sending them to the Home Office.
The service ensures peace of mind for clients, that their application is complete, checked
for accuracy and sent by secure post direct to the Home Office.
How do I use the service, costs and further information?
For further details call our Customer Service Centre on 01522 782244 or visit our website:
An appointment is essential; you cannot be seen without one.
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How can I apply for British Citizenship?
Celebrate
Under the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002, all applicants aged 18 years
or over, who are accepted for naturalisation or registration by the Home Office as a
British Citizen, must take part in a Citizenship Ceremony. The heart of the Citizenship
Ceremony will involve making an oath/affirmation to Her Majesty the Queen and
a pledge of loyalty to the United Kingdom. These ceremonies will take place at
designated venues within Lincolnshire.
Applications to become a British citizen need to be arranged via the Home Office. Their
email address is ukbanationalityenquiries@ukba.gsi.gov.uk or telephone 0845 010
5200. As your application process nears completion, you will be sent a letter inviting you
to attend a citizenship ceremony along with: guidance notes explaining what to do next;
the wording of the Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance and Citizenship Pledge; your personal
details to check; the telephone number and address of your Local Authority.
How do I arrange to attend a Citizenship Ceremony?
Once you have received your ceremony invitation letter, you are required to contact the
Customer Service Centre on 01522 782244 to arrange a date for your ceremony. You have
11 weeks in which to attend a ceremony. If you cannot attend within this time, we may
have to withdraw your invitation and you will be required to apply and pay the fee again.
Group ceremonies are held at our Lincoln, Grantham and Boston Registration Offices.
What will happen at the Ceremony?
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Citizenship Ceremonies
Ceremonies begin with a speech of welcome by a Registration Officer. The ceremony
also includes speeches by local dignitaries explaining what it means, legally, to become
a British citizen. The taking of a new citizenship oath or pledge is a legal requirement
and the key moment at which citizenship is confirmed. New citizens are then called up
one at a time to receive their certificate, information pack and commemorative gifts. The
nationality certificate is presented by a local dignitary on behalf of the Home Secretary and
can subsequently be used to support passport applications and to prove the individual
is a British citizen. The ceremony will end with a closing speech and the playing and
singing of the national anthem. Afterwards, there may be an informal celebration with light
refreshments and citizens have the opportunity to take photographs with their guests and/
or the dignitaries in attendance.
Are family applications accepted?
Where possible, the Home Office considers applications from members of the same family
at the same time so they can attend a ceremony together.
Can we invite our family and friends?
Whilst you are welcome to bring guests, family and friends to your ceremony,
accommodation is unfortunately restricted and therefore it is necessary to place a limit of
two guests per application. Access to the ceremony will be by invitation only and applicants
will be issued with the appropriate number of invites.
Do we have to attend a public ceremony?
Citizenship Ceremonies will normally be conducted in groups to reinforce the community
nature of citizenship. You may however wish to celebrate with a personal ceremony, by
holding a party for family and friends within the County. Citizenship Ceremonies cannot be
held at private homes.
For further information visit our website on www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/britishcitizenship
or telephone our Customer Service Centre on 01522 782244.
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Certificate Services
Civil Registration in England and Wales began on 1 July 1837. In Lincolnshire we currently
hold over 10,000 registers dating from 1837 to the present day. In 2003 all the registers
were moved from our local offices to one central location. Our local offices are no longer
able to issue certificates other than at the time of registration.
If you are interested in an event which took place before 1837, more information is available
at local libraries or Lincolnshire Archives on 01522 782040 or www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/
archives.
If a birth, death, marriage or civil partnership took place in Lincolnshire after 1837, you can
apply for a copy of the full certificate in four ways. If we cannot find the entry we will refund
your fee in full.
EXPRESS CERTIFICATE SERVICE
Available via the internet or telephone only. Follow the ‘online payment service’ link on our
website or telephone our Customer Service Centre. The fee will be £22.00 per certificate
and includes next working day UK delivery or same day collection service from an office in
Lincoln, email or fax. A signature is required on delivery. Royal Mail terms and conditions
apply.
STANDARD CERTIFICATE SERVICE
Internet: Follow the ‘online payment service’ link on our website. You will need to provide
the details requested on screen and pay the fee using a credit/debit card. The fee will be
£9.00 per certificate. The certificate will be issued within five working days and posted to
you by 2nd class post.
Telephone: If you have a credit/debit card you can apply over the telephone via our
Customer Service Centre. The fee will be £9.00 per certificate. The certificate will be issued
within five working days and posted to you by 2nd class post.
Post: Certificate Applications, PO Box 760, Lincoln LN2 5WG. Please enclose a cheque
or postal order for £9.00 per certificate payable to ‘Lincolnshire County Council’. An
application form can be downloaded from our website or you can include the information
needed for the certificate in a letter. The certificate will be issued within five working days
and posted to you by 2nd class post.
NB: A Short Birth Certificate is also £9.00 but details your name at birth, date and district of
birth only. Please check before ordering that it suits the purpose for which it is required.
Our Certificate Services booklet gives more information and is available for download from
our website, follow the historical searches link.
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A Commemorative Certificate may be suitable for:
• Birth
• Naming
• Birthday
• Acknowledgment of a still born child
• Wedding, Civil Partnership, Renewal of Vows
• Anniversary
• Memorial
• Citizenship
• Award
• Achievement
• or to mark any occasion.
Celebrate
A perfect keepsake and lasting reminder to treasure through the years, regardless of where
the event took place. Each A4 certificate will be printed on a high quality watermarked
paper, beautifully finished and individually printed with your chosen personal details and
wording.
Commemorative Certificates can be viewed and application forms downloaded from our
website, follow the commemorative certificate link. Alternatively contact our Customer
Service Centre for an application form.
Each completed application form should be returned with a cheque or postal order for
£10.00 per certificate, payable to ‘Lincolnshire County Council’ and posted to Boston
Registration Office, County Hall, Boston PE21 6DY.
NB: Commemorative certificates have no legal status and cannot be used as proof of
identification or for any legal purpose.
Customer Service Centre: 01522 782244
in Lincolnshire
COMMEMORATIVE CERTIFICATES
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Picture Perfect
So what and who should you be looking for whilst choosing your photographer? Firstly
make sure you both feel relaxed and comfortable with your photographer. Choosing a
friend or relative to photograph your wedding may save you money, but unless the person
being asked is a professional portrait or wedding photographer, they are unlikely to have the
skills to get a good coverage of your day. Bear in mind they will not be able to enjoy your
day to the full and they’ll have to stay clear of the Champagne!
Photographers who offer a higher and more personal level of service will only cover one
wedding per day and would not call in sub-contracted photographers to help cover busy
dates. Ask about their availability.
Work out how long you require your photographer and what pictures you want to be taken.
Would you want the morning preparations photographed? This can be a great start to an
album, curlers and all! Right through to the evening, including, your first dance - a lovely
way to end your album.
The style of photographs taken is very important. When viewing a photographer’s work,
make sure their sample albums are of single weddings rather than a pick of the best from
several weddings, placed into one album. This will allow you to see their work flow through
a whole day. Ideally ask to see about three or four recent weddings, judge their ability on
what you see. Great photographs are crafted. Look at the facial expressions in groups.
These expressions are a direct indication of the ambience created by the photographer.
Once you have viewed their albums, did you feel that you were there? Did the pictures
emotionally move you? Was the presentation and print quality to the standard that you are
happy with?
There is so much to choose from, like traditional albums with one photograph per page,
or ‘coffee table’ albums or even digital book sometimes known as “magazine style” there
really is something for everyone. Nowadays, most photographers don’t limit how many
photographs they take. Remember, it’s quality, not quantity, that counts.
What should you pay? An experienced, creative photographer, who offers a pre wedding
shoot, a full coverage of your day and evening will charge more. Spend as much as you
can afford and go for the photographer that you are confident with. Your wedding album
will capture your memories and become a treasured family heirloom.
Check for, availability, a style you like, presentation, personality, a level of service fitting
your wedding, check your photographer has suitable insurance, is a member of either
The British Institute of Professional Photographers (BIPP) or The Master Photographers
Association (MPA) and choose a photographer you can have fun with!
By Ivan Finch LBIPP; LMPA; LRPS, Town and Country Photographic
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Lincolnshire Services
Telephone
Chris Radford Photography
01205
357064
•
07929
320094
22 Linley Drive, Boston PE21 7EJ
Weddings, portraits, events and general photographic
assignments.
A pleasant and polite approach to suit your personal needs.
My aim is to provide quality work at an affordable price and
to your complete satisfaction.
e: cj.radford@virgin.net
Telephone
Magical Moments Photography
01476
561012
4 Primrose Way, Grantham NG31 7GX
Our unique style of photography will capture the theme,
style and atmosphere of your day. We will create a
combination of classic and natural images, which will give
you a wonderful collection of stunning memories to retain
forever.
Your day is as important to us as it is special to you!
e: enquiries@magicalmomentsphotography.co.uk
Telephone
Sandra’s Flower Studio (RJ’s Florist)
01522
511317
393 High Street, Lincoln LN5 7SS
A well established professional family run florist.
All our work is specifically tailored to meet your individual
requirements, including floral arrangements for Weddings,
Civil Ceremonies, Anniversaries, Parties and Birthdays as
well as Sympathy Tributes.
Home/Venue and evening consultations available. Simply
give us a call and we will be more than happy to assist you.
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www.rjsflorist.co.uk
sandrasflowerstudio@yahoo.co.uk
Telephone
Sweet Dreams Chocolate & Drinks Fountains
01775
724929
•
07761
862509
571 Broadgate, Weston Hills, Spalding PE12 6DB
Create an unforgettable experience and transform your
event with the fragrant aroma of a cascading stream of
pure decadence. We cater for all occasions:
Children’s Parties, Dinner Parties, Weddings, Birthdays,
Anniversaries, Corporate Events & School Proms.
Call today for more details.
www.sweetdreamschocolatefountain.co.uk
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This information can be provided in another language or format.
For all enquiries please contact the number below.
Polish
Ta informacja jest także dostępna w innym języku i formacie.
W razie jakichkolwiek pytań zadzwoń pod powyższy numer.
Russian
Эта информация может быть предоставлена на другом языке
или в другом формате. По всем вопросам пожалуйста звоните
по вышеуказанному номеру.
Portuguese
Esta informação pode ser fornecida em outro idioma ou formato.
Para quaisquer inquéritos, contacte o número acima.
Latvian
Ja nepieciešams, šo informāciju varat saņemt citā valodā vai citā
formātā. Uzziņām, lūdzu zvaniet pa augstāk norādīto tālruni.
Lithuanian
Ši informacija gali būti pateikta kitoje kalboje ar formate. Visiem
pasiteiravimam prašome susisiekti su viršuj nurodytu numeriu.
Slovak
Táto informácia môže byť poskytnutá v inom jazyku alebo formáte.
So všetkými otázkami sa prosím obráťte na vyššie uvedené číslo.
Contact: 01522 782060
www.lincolnshire.gov.uk
customer_services@lincolnshire.gov.uk
Your Views are Important to us
We welcome your views on both the service we
provide and also this publication. Please contact us
with your comments by any of the following means:
Post:
Lincolnshire County Council
Registration and Celebratory Services
4 Lindum Road
Lincoln LN2 1NN
Email:
regist@lincolnshire.gov.uk
Telephone:
01522 782244
Whilst every care has been taken in compiling this publication, Lincolnshire County
Council and Lincolnshire Registration and Celebratory Services cannot accept
responsibility for any inaccuracies, nor guarantee or endorse any of the products
or services advertised. In the event of an emergency, every effort will be made to
provide a reasonable alternative venue, however we strongly advise you to take out
separate insurance to cover all risks associated with your ceremony, reception and
honeymoon.
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REGISTRATION AND
Lincolnshire Venues
Lincoln
Telephone
01522
520098
County Assembly Rooms
76 Bailgate, Lincoln LN1 3AR
The County Assembly Rooms situated in historic Lincoln’s
Bailgate area blends the charm of an Eighteenth Century
venue, with the amenities of a modern establishment
retaining much of its original character and luxurious
accommodation.
For two hundred and fifty years The County Assembly
Rooms has acquired an outstanding reputation, both locally
and countrywide. Beautifully kept to a very high standard
The County Assembly Rooms is situated in the heart of the
city of Lincoln.
If you are planning a wedding, The County Assembly Rooms
gives a choice of three rooms offering superb facilities in the
heart of Lincoln. We are also licensed for Civil Ceremonies.
A garden to the rear of the Tennyson Suite can be made
available to guests, and is afforded stunning aspects of
the Cathedral, making it an ideal position for wedding
photographs. Alternatively, with prior arrangement, the
Cathedral grounds and the stunning areas within Lincoln
Castle are both within walking distance.
Our staff are here to guide you through the arrangements for
your special day and to ensure that every care and attention
is given to you and your guests - after all - it is the most
important day of your life.
www.countyassemblyrooms.co.uk
e: info@countyassemblyrooms.co.uk
Images courtesy of DAWs Photography
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REGISTRATION AND
RCS017
© July 2010

Registration Office - Lincolnshire County Council

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