Marriage Certificate
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APPLICATION FOR A MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE
Marriage Act 1949
TO: The Superintendent Registrar
Registration Office: _______________
PART A — APPLICANT DETAILS
Full name: [Applicant Full Name]
Address: [Applicant Address]
PART B — MARRIAGE DETAILS
Date of marriage: [Date of Marriage]
Place of marriage: [Place of Marriage, e.g. church, register office, venue name and town]
Full name of spouse: [Spouse Full Name]
Certificate number (if known): [Certificate Number — leave blank if unknown]
PART C — TYPE OF CERTIFICATE
[ ] Certified copy of a marriage certificate
[ ] Additional copy of an existing certificate
[ ] Replacement certificate
Number of copies required: _______________
Fee per certificate: £35.00 (standard service) / £12.50 (where marriage was registered in the last 12 months via the register office)
PART D — APPLICANT DECLARATION
I confirm that I am entitled to obtain a copy of the marriage certificate under the Marriage Act 1949 and the Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages Regulations. I understand that the information will be used for the purpose of issuing the certificate and that providing false information is an offence.
_________________ / [Applicant Full Name] /
(Applicant signature)
Date: 19/10/2026
PART E — DELIVERY DETAILS
Please send the certificate to the address stated in Part A.
NOTE: This is a template for guidance only. Marriage certificates can be ordered online at www.gov.uk/order-copy-marriage-certificate, by post, or in person at the local register office. Fees vary depending on whether the marriage was registered in the last 12 months. You will need the date and place of marriage and the names of both parties. Visit www.gov.uk for current fees and requirements.
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