Long version Birth Certificate for Bride and Groom
Certificate of No Impediment (also known as NullaOsta/ Freedom to Marry cert) for Bride and Groom (this must be produced no more than 3 months before the date of ceremony)
10 year passport for Bride and Groom
Dependent on personal circumstances, other papers that may be required:
Reissue of original Marriage Cert if either party married previously
Decree Absolute – if either party married previously
Name Change Deed – if either party has changed their name
Adoption Certificate – if either party is adopted
Death Certificate – if either party is a widow or widower
Parental consent in the form of a Statutory Declaration – if either party is under the age of 18
All of the above documents (except passports) must be legalized (Apostile stamp)
Once your ceremony has been booked with the town hall I will walk you through step by step when and where to obtain your legal paperwork in your home country.
