How much does a registry office wedding cost in Brighton?

Brighton and Hove's register office offers several ceremony rooms, and each has a different fee. The price also depends on whether you marry on a weekday, a weekend, or a bank holiday, and how many guests you have. You will also need to pay to give notice at your local register office at least 28 days before the wedding. That notice fee is the same across England and Wales, but the ceremony fee is set by the council. To plan your budget, look at Brighton and Hove City Council's website or call the register office. They will give you a detailed price list and explain what is included, such as the registrar's time, the room hire and the marriage schedule. You need two witnesses, and you can add poems, songs and non-religious readings if the registrar agrees. Religious content is not allowed in a civil ceremony. Brighton also has approved venues where you can hold a civil ceremony, sometimes outdoors, so ask about those options if you want a different setting.