How much does a registry office wedding cost in Exeter?

Exeter register office charges different fees for different ceremony rooms and for weekday versus weekend ceremonies. There is no standard price across the UK, so you must ask the local registrar for their exact charges. You will also pay a notice fee for each partner, which is separate. To find out the cost, visit the Devon register office website or call them directly. They will give you a breakdown of options, from a small ceremony with just your two witnesses to a larger room for more guests. Remember that notice must be given at least 28 full days before the ceremony, and you both need to have lived in the Exeter district for at least seven days. The ceremony is civil, so no hymns, prayers or religious readings are allowed. You can include poems, songs and non-religious readings if the registrar agrees. You need two witnesses, and the marriage is recorded in a schedule signed on the day. If you want a religious element, that would need a separate ceremony in a registered building, which is the only way it can be legally binding on its own.