How to get married at Gretna Green Part 2
How to get married at Gretna Green in 2025 Part 2. (Part 1 Here)
The Marriage and Civil Notice Forms
If you are having a religious ceremony the Bride and Groom must each complete the Marriage Notice Form M10
The Civil Partnership Form is called the CP10
Both forms and details of how to fill them out can be found here - https://www.nrscotland.gov.uk/registration/registering-a-marriage-or-civil-partnership/
For more information we suggest you contact the Gretna Green Registrar Office.
You can contact The Gretna Registration Office by going to their website at https://www.dumfriesandgalloway.gov.uk/gretna-registration-office
Final Info and links to wedding venues.
For a religious ceremony the Bride and Groom must collect the marriage schedule from the Gretna Registration Office on the day of the wedding or up to seven days before.
Please check the opening times of the Gretna Registration Office as at present it is closed on Sunday and Monday.
Hand the marriage schedule to the Minister before the wedding ceremony.
The bride and Groom must return the marriage schedule to the Gretna Registration Office within three days of the ceremony.
Don't forget you must also arrange for two persons, aged 16 years of age or over, to be present at your marriage to act as witnesses.
For a civil ceremony contact the venue for your wedding and the hotel will provide you with their own requirements.
Here are some popular paces to get married.
https://www.themill.co.uk/
https://www.anvilhall.co.uk/
https://www.weddingsatgretnagreen.com/
https://www.smithsgretnagreen.com/
https://www.gretnahallhotel.com/weddings/
Don’t forget your Wedding Rings. (Yes I have to say this don’t I)
I make many styles including the Gretna Green Anvil and Scottish Thistle wedding rings, all original designs and made in my own workshop, so please have a look. Rings usually take around three weeks to make.
Please Note: I do not have a retail shop. The best way to get in touch is by email
richardharrisjewellery@outlook.com
Thank you
Richard 