West Northamptonshire couples planning to tie the knot can say 'I do' to booking weddings online

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Couples getting ready to tie the knot can now say ‘I do’ to booking their wedding events online in West Northamptonshire.

The one-stop facility, developed by both West and North Northamptonshire councils, means ceremonies, civil partnerships and registrations can be booked on an easy-to-use website.

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It allows reservations for a marriage registration in the council Register Office room or a registrar’s attendance to perform a marriage ceremony at a licenced venue within the district.

Couples planning to tie the know can now book wedding registrations online in West NorthamptonshireCouples planning to tie the know can now book wedding registrations online in West Northamptonshire
Couples planning to tie the know can now book wedding registrations online in West Northamptonshire

This streamlined system removes the need for manual cross checking and communication between council staff and customers, which can take considerable time.

The online booking service is instant. Customers will need to register an account before checking available dates and times.

They can also submit bespoke wedding vows, music and readings of choice and requests for any specific requirements for the big day.

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Cllr Mike Hallam, cabinet member for corporate services at West Northamptonshire Council, said: “Like many face-to-face services in recent years, the registration service and the arrangements for weddings have been particularly impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

“This change to the service will make it easier for everyone to book or change wedding arrangements.

“It will also cut down significantly the time taken to book a wedding and help those who want to do so out of working hours. We provide for the needs of all at the council and rest assured, a service will still be offered to those who do not have access to digital devices.”