The Pure Elegance Weddings News

February2011

Fourth Edition

West London, UK

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Gay church "Marriages"

Set to get the go ahead

Night time weddings

to be allowed

Night-time weddings will be able to take place in future under plans outlined by the government.

The changes allowing marriages to take place 24 hours a day in England and Wales are part of the Protection Of Freedoms Bill. They will also apply to civil partnerships.

Currently couples can only wed between 0800 and 1800 under rules dating back to the Marriage Act 1836.

The move comes after suggestions to a government consultation.

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Gay couples currently cannot get married in religious settings

Clerics gay religious venues plea
Legal bid to allow gay marriages
A straight civil partnership?
Ministers are expected to publish plans to enable same-sex couples to "marry" in church, the BBC has learned.

There are no plans to compel religious organisations to hold ceremonies and the Church of England has said it would not allow it's churches to be used.

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