Which religion conducts ceremonies outdoors

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There is no central list of Approved Premises offering outdoor ceremonies because this is a new change and those venues will need to decide whether they wish to offer this option. There is no requirement for them to do so. There is, however, a list of Approved Premises and you can make enquiries of individual venues in the same way you would in order to determine whether other facilities may be available.

You should discuss this with the venue as soon as possible. The Government has made changes to the law to allow a civil wedding ceremony or civil partnership registration on Approved Premises to take place in the grounds of the venue.

However, whether you can change your ceremony from a room inside the Approved Premises to a location in the grounds depends on whether the venue is offering outdoor ceremonies. The venue must also first obtain prior confirmation from the local authority that the proposed location for your outdoor ceremony is seemly and dignified. It is important that you discuss your wishes with the venue before making any firm plans.

No — this will not be necessary unless you are changing to a different venue for example, if your current venue has decided not to offer outdoor ceremonies. You should discuss and agree in advance with the Approved Premises venue the use of an alternative room within the premises, or a partially enclosed structure in the grounds, so that your ceremony can still take place in the event of bad weather.

It also wants to allow weddings to take place remotely during any future national emergency, such as another pandemic. It says such changes would allow for "simpler, less expensive weddings". The commission will consult on the proposals until 3 December and aims to publish a report before the end of When will all wedding restrictions be lifted? The Law Commission. Image source, Getty Images. What are the rules on weddings?

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