New wedding location laws are being proposed in England and Wales:
But the proposed changes would mean that couples could soon be free to get married on the beach, in a private garden, parks, out at sea, or even remotely over a video conference link.
“As the experience of couples wanting to get married during the Covid-19 pandemic has demonstrated, the laws governing how and where couples can marry are outdated and unnecessarily restrictive,” the Law Commission says. “That is why we asked the Law Commission to look at the laws around weddings to ensure they better reflect modern society, and we look forward to the outcome of this important consultation.”Viral wedding invitation groups guests by the importance of their attendance, but experts say this is new normal
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