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<p>Since 2008 a couple can marry in a Church of England church of any parish where
either of them resides or is on the church electoral roll, or any parish where either
was baptised, prepared for confirmation, or had formerly lived or worshipped. They
also qualify if the parents of either of them have lived in the parish of that church,
or have worshipped there, or the parents or grandparents of either of them were married
there. <br> <br>Being married in a church not only reflects the faith commitment of
the couple but their connection to the communities to which they are linked, whether
through present circumstances or family histories. This policy of ‘qualifying connections’
allows couples great flexibility in choosing their wedding venues while also maintaining
those important community links. <br> <br>There are many positive effects of attending
a church in order to get married there and the website yourchurchwedding.org encourages
couples to ‘just ask’ to find out how they can get married in church.</p>
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