Now that we’ve looked at the good reasons to get married, let’s turn our attention to some of the worst.

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So… Why Get Married?

The proposal is the start of the process of getting married. It’s a wonderful, exciting moment and you might want to throw yourself into planning straightaway but it’s worth taking some time to enjoy the moment. Once you’ve celebrated your engagement for a while, you’ll want to start thinking about two main things: what kind of wedding you want and your budget.

This is likely to be a more important reason for people whose families have a history of lasting marriages. If your parents have been married for decades, your grandparents even longer, and you have siblings who are married, it may simply feel like the sensible option. A civil ceremony also requires two witnesses sign the marriage register along with the couple getting married and the person who conducted the ceremony. Civil ceremonies can include readings and songs, but cannot include any religious content such as a reading from the Bible. Religious weddingsare ceremonies that take place within registered religious buildings (although Jewish weddings can take place anywhere as long as they are under a Chuppah). Marriages are solemnised by saying a prescribed form of words, and may also include declarations and rite specific to your religion. Whether your wedding is legal depends on the officiant who performs your wedding. Once you're ready to register for your marriage, you'll need to take the following⁴ to the local register office of the district that you intend to get married in:

2. Plan Your Ceremony

If you’re getting married, you can have a religious or civil ceremony. If you’re forming a civil partnership, you can only have a civil ceremony.