lolabud
Posts: 1
23rd September 2005 13:43
Hey,
I am new to this site. I am gettting married in 2 years. NYE 2007, as H2B is waiting on his divorce papers to come through.
I have known from the start that I couldn't marry in a church and I was fine with it, but now that I have told everyone and my family, I really want the church. I want to walk up the aisle, I want the blessing and the priest and the whole kit and kaboodle!
But I can't and I really don't want to let it affect me. I have found the man of my dreams, my knight in shining armour and I never want to be without him.
How do I get around this blooming problem.....
Mrs. Allie
Posts: 275
23rd September 2005 13:49
Could you have a blessing in a church?
Mrs Summer
Posts: 5040
23rd September 2005 13:53
Like Mrs Allie I was going to suggest that! Some people get married in Reg office the day before and have a blessing in a church on the day some of which are on the grounds of the hotel
yadayada
Posts: 1066
23rd September 2005 14:15
You could try the Unitarin(sp) church on St Stephens Green or maybe look at the Brooklodge in Wicklow. They have a chapel on the grounds.
SandraM
Posts: 1112
23rd September 2005 14:27
I'd go with the blessing in the church thing as well. Although one question - why do people usually have the actual marriage on a different day to the church blessing? Surely if you could manage to get a registry office and church close enough together you could do both in the one day - or is there something I'm unaware of that prevents this? Just curious......
stockbroking bride
Posts: 2642
23rd September 2005 14:33
Main reason seems to be that alot of people get married on Sat and the registery office doesn't open on a Saturday.
SandraM
Posts: 1112
23rd September 2005 14:35
Would the registry office bit not be when they actually get married? :?
buddingmrs
Posts: 322
23rd September 2005 14:45
Registry Office bit is when you get married in the eyes of the law, weding mass is when you are married in the eyes of the church, ie God as well as the law. A blessing is slightly different to a wedding mass but you'd have to be a theologian to know the difference.
originalwoowoo
Posts: 867
23rd September 2005 15:00
Lolabud,
If this is what you want - do it. There are alternatives, this site is a great start. Somewhere like Brooklodge is really great and you can have your fairytale!
december
Posts: 1141
23rd September 2005 15:42
Has the law come in yet in ROI that you can get married in any suitable location as long you apply and it's done by a recognised person?
I think you can do it in the North, so you could try somewhere just over the border...