Wigan Wedding Brochure

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2. Welcome to Wigan Town Hall Choosing Civil or Religious Ceremonies 3. Civil Partnership Ceremonies at Wigan & Leigh Town Halls 4. Ceremonies at Approved Venues 5. Church Marriages Marriages Abroad 6. How to Arrange Your Ceremony 7. Other Ceremonies 8. Other Functions Location & Contacts

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A marriage ceremony is very similar, whether it is held in church, register office or approved premises. It is a public declaration of your love and commitment to each other, giving you a new legal status as husband and wife and also the stability in which your relationship can grow.

The first thing you need to decide is where and when you would like your marriage to take place.

A civil ceremony can take place in any register office or approved premises in England and Wales, which must be conducted by a Superintendent Registrar, The law requires that a civil ceremony must have no religious content, this applies to both music and spoken words.

To marry in a church or other religious building, at least one of the parties to be married should reside within the district where the marriage is to take place. However there are exceptions to this and your local Superintendent Registrar will be happy to advise you.

Civil or Religious Ceremony Civil or Religious Ceremony for Marriages?for Marriages?

Welcome to the Wigan & Leigh Welcome to the Wigan & Leigh Registration ServiceRegistration Service

We are delighted to provide you with this booklet to help you through the organisation of your ceremony.

Wigan Council is committed to provide a high standard of service and customer care.

The solemnisation of your marriage or formation of your civil partnership is perhaps one of the most important occasions in your life and making plans can take a considerable amount of time and preparation. The style may be as elaborate or informal as you wish. With this in mind Wigan Register Office and Leigh Town Hall can provide a pleasant location in which to celebrate your wedding or civil partnership. The Superintendent Registrars and staff of Wigan and Leigh Register Office will be more than happy to help you make the important decisions about your day and also plan a ceremony which will make the occasion a memorable one. This brochure has been designed to explain the legal formalities and the many choices available to make your day a really special occasion.

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http:www.wigan.gov.uk

Page 1 Tel: 01942 244991

2. Welcome to Wigan Town Hall Choosing Civil or Religious Ceremonies 3. Civil Partnership Ceremonies at Wigan & Leigh Town Halls 4. Ceremonies at Approved Venues 5. Church Marriages Marriages Abroad 6. How to Arrange Your Ceremony 7. Other Ceremonies 8. Other Functions Location & Contacts

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Published by Brochures UK 40 Rockburgh Crescent Preston PR4 5RD Tel: 01772 498366


A marriage ceremony is very similar, whether it is held in church, register office or approved premises. It is a public declaration of your love and commitment to each other, giving you a new legal status as husband and wife and also the stability in which your relationship can grow.

The first thing you need to decide is where and when you would like your marriage to take place.

A civil ceremony can take place in any register office or approved premises in England and Wales, which must be conducted by a Superintendent Registrar, The law requires that a civil ceremony must have no religious content, this applies to both music and spoken words.

To marry in a church or other religious building, at least one of the parties to be married should reside within the district where the marriage is to take place. However there are exceptions to this and your local Superintendent Registrar will be happy to advise you.

Civil or Religious Ceremony Civil or Religious Ceremony for Marriages?for Marriages?

Welcome to the Wigan & Leigh Welcome to the Wigan & Leigh Registration ServiceRegistration Service

We are delighted to provide you with this booklet to help you through the organisation of your ceremony.

Wigan Council is committed to provide a high standard of service and customer care.

The solemnisation of your marriage or formation of your civil partnership is perhaps one of the most important occasions in your life and making plans can take a considerable amount of time and preparation. The style may be as elaborate or informal as you wish. With this in mind Wigan Register Office and Leigh Town Hall can provide a pleasant location in which to celebrate your wedding or civil partnership. The Superintendent Registrars and staff of Wigan and Leigh Register Office will be more than happy to help you make the important decisions about your day and also plan a ceremony which will make the occasion a memorable one. This brochure has been designed to explain the legal formalities and the many choices available to make your day a really special occasion.

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On the day of your ceremony the Registrar will check to ensure that all the information we have about you is correct and has not changed since giving notice. We can arrange to personalise your ceremony by adding words and also include readings or poetry, which may be read by a friend or relative. Music can be played before the ceremony, during the signing of the register/schedule and for the parties' exit. You may supply your own CD if you wish. Videos are allowed at the discretion of the Superintendent

Civil Partnership CeremonyCivil Partnership Ceremony The formation of a civil partnership is a public declaration of your love and commitment to each other, giving you a new legal status as civil partners and the stability in which your relationship can grow. However the law states that the formation of a civil partnership may only take place in a register office or approved premises. The Superintendent Registrars will be happy to advise you on approved venues. The law requires that a civil partnership ceremony must have no religious content, this applies to

Marriages and Civil Partnerships inMarriages and Civil Partnerships in Wigan and Leigh Town HallsWigan and Leigh Town Halls Wigan’s Register Office ceremony room is located in the “Atrium” which is situated in the centre of Wigan Town Hall with it’s unique solar roof and can accommodate up to 80 seated guests. The ceremony rooms at Leigh Town Hall are located in the former Mayor’s parlour, seating 40 guests and the Council Chamber, seating 100 depending on the size of your party. Access and facilities at both venues are suitable for wheelchair users and pushchairs. A warm welcome awaits couples and their guests.

After the ceremony you will be given enough time to take photographs before you leave the building and once outside confetti may be thrown on leaving the Town Halls.

There is limited pay and display parking in the vicinity of both Wigan and Leigh Town Halls. However there is provision for a limousine to park outside Wigan Town Hall in the Mayor's lay-by and on the Civic Square at Leigh Town Hall - please ask the Superintendent Registrars for details.

Bookings for marriages and civil partnerships may be made up to twelve months in advance and we invite couples to visit and discuss their plans and view our facilities.

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Marriages and Civil Partnerships in Marriages and Civil Partnerships in approved premises (Hotels etc.)approved premises (Hotels etc.) Couples should first contact the venue of their choice to make a provisional booking. The next important step is to contact the Superintendent Registrars of the district in which the ceremony is to take place, to ensure that the Registrars are available for the date and time of your choice, Wigan Registration service offers a provisional booking service for ceremonies taking place at approved venues within the Wigan and Leigh district up to 24 months in advance.

You should then arrange to give notice of marriage to the Superintendent Registrar of the district in which each of you has had residence for at least 7 clear days before giving notice, Notice must be given a minimum of 16 days before the ceremony is due to take place. However notice may be given up to 12 months in advance of the ceremony.

It is only when the notices have been given that the booking can be confirmed.

The fees for attending a ceremony at an approved premise are set by each local authority and do vary considerably. Details can be obtained from the Register Office that covers the venue's location.

List of Approved Premises Tele nos. etc within Wigan and Leigh Registration District.

List of Approved PremisesList of Approved Premises Ashfield House Standlsh 01257 473500 Bellingham Hotel, Wigan 01942 243893 Haigh Hall Wigan 01942 832895 JJB Stadium, Wigan 01942 774000 Kilhey Court Hotel, Standish 01257 472100 Leigh Town Hall 01942 705000 The Mount 01942 211516 The Britannia, Standish 01257 499944 The Beeches Hotel, Standish 01257 426432 The Oak Hotel 01942 826888 The Greyhound, Leigh 01942 671256 The Park Inn, Leigh 01942 366 334 Leigh Stadium, Leigh, 01942 487823 Sports Village

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On the day of your ceremony the Registrar will check to ensure that all the information we have about you is correct and has not changed since giving notice. We can arrange to personalise your ceremony by adding words and also include readings or poetry, which may be read by a friend or relative. Music can be played before the ceremony, during the signing of the register/schedule and for the parties' exit. You may supply your own CD if you wish. Videos are allowed at the discretion of the Superintendent

Civil Partnership CeremonyCivil Partnership Ceremony The formation of a civil partnership is a public declaration of your love and commitment to each other, giving you a new legal status as civil partners and the stability in which your relationship can grow. However the law states that the formation of a civil partnership may only take place in a register office or approved premises. The Superintendent Registrars will be happy to advise you on approved venues. The law requires that a civil partnership ceremony must have no religious content, this applies to

Marriages and Civil Partnerships inMarriages and Civil Partnerships in Wigan and Leigh Town HallsWigan and Leigh Town Halls Wigan’s Register Office ceremony room is located in the “Atrium” which is situated in the centre of Wigan Town Hall with it’s unique solar roof and can accommodate up to 80 seated guests. The ceremony rooms at Leigh Town Hall are located in the former Mayor’s parlour, seating 40 guests and the Council Chamber, seating 100 depending on the size of your party. Access and facilities at both venues are suitable for wheelchair users and pushchairs. A warm welcome awaits couples and their guests.

After the ceremony you will be given enough time to take photographs before you leave the building and once outside confetti may be thrown on leaving the Town Halls.

There is limited pay and display parking in the vicinity of both Wigan and Leigh Town Halls. However there is provision for a limousine to park outside Wigan Town Hall in the Mayor's lay-by and on the Civic Square at Leigh Town Hall - please ask the Superintendent Registrars for details.

Bookings for marriages and civil partnerships may be made up to twelve months in advance and we invite couples to visit and discuss their plans and view our facilities.


Marriages and Civil Partnerships in Marriages and Civil Partnerships in approved premises (Hotels etc.)approved premises (Hotels etc.) Couples should first contact the venue of their choice to make a provisional booking. The next important step is to contact the Superintendent Registrars of the district in which the ceremony is to take place, to ensure that the Registrars are available for the date and time of your choice, Wigan Registration service offers a provisional booking service for ceremonies taking place at approved venues within the Wigan and Leigh district up to 24 months in advance.

You should then arrange to give notice of marriage to the Superintendent Registrar of the district in which each of you has had residence for at least 7 clear days before giving notice, Notice must be given a minimum of 16 days before the ceremony is due to take place. However notice may be given up to 12 months in advance of the ceremony.

It is only when the notices have been given that the booking can be confirmed.

The fees for attending a ceremony at an approved premise are set by each local authority and do vary considerably. Details can be obtained from the Register Office that covers the venue's location.

List of Approved Premises Tele nos. etc within Wigan and Leigh Registration District.

List of Approved PremisesList of Approved Premises Ashfield House Standlsh 01257 473500 Bellingham Hotel, Wigan 01942 243893 Haigh Hall Wigan 01942 832895 JJB Stadium, Wigan 01942 774000 Kilhey Court Hotel, Standish 01257 472100 Leigh Town Hall 01942 705000 The Mount 01942 211516 The Britannia, Standish 01257 499944 The Beeches Hotel, Standish 01257 426432 The Oak Hotel 01942 826888 The Greyhound, Leigh 01942 671256 The Park Inn, Leigh 01942 366 334 Leigh Stadium, Leigh, 01942 487823 Sports Village

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Marriages in Church Marriages in Church And other religious buildingsAnd other religious buildings If you wish to be married in a religious building, other than in the Church of England, you will need to contact the Minister or Priest where you wish to marry. It will be necessary for both parties to the marriage to give notice to their local Superintendent Registrar at least 15 clear days before the marriage is to take place, However notice may given up to 12 months before the marriage takes place. Marriages in the Church of Marriages in the Church of EnglandEngland Couples who wish to be married in the Church of England should contact the Vicar of the Church. There is no need to contact the Superintendent Registrar unless the Vicar has requested you to do so. in these circumstances the Vicar will provide you with a letter to take to your local Register Office, Getting Married or a CivilGetting Married or a Civil Partnership abroadPartnership abroad The rules governing marriage and civil partnership in other countries are complex and vary from country to country. Please contact the Superintendent Registrars for further information.


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How to arrange your Marriage or How to arrange your Marriage or Civil PartnershipCivil Partnership Before you can marry or form a civil partnership you must first comply with a number of legal requirements. For a marriage to take place anywhere other than in the Church of England, each party must attend personally at the Register Office in the district in which they reside to give "notice of their intention to marry" to the Superintendent Registrar of that district. For a civil partnership to take place, each party must attend personally at the Register Office in which they reside to give their "notice of intention to form a civil partnership" to the Superintendent Registrar of that district. • Each party must have resided in the

district in which notice is given, for a minimum of seven clear days before giving notice.

• Both parties must attend personally to

give separate notices. The notices may be given on the same day or on different days, Notices may not be given on your behalf by anyone else. A fee is payable for each notice.

• After both parties have given notice, a

minimum of fifteen clear days must elapse before the authority can be issued for the ceremony to go ahead.

• A notice of marriage or civil partnership is

valid for twelve months from the date on which it is given.

Documents which must to be Documents which must to be producedproduced • Evidence of identity, for example

a valid passport, birth certificate or driving licence.

• Evidence of Age, for example a

passport or birth certificate. • Evidence of Nationality a valid

passport, • Evidence of termination of a previous

marriage or civil partnership a decree absolute, a document dissolving a civil partnership, a death certificate of a former spouse or civil partner.

• The fee for giving notice. • Anyone under the age of 18 years of

age will need to provide proof that their parents or guardians agree to the marriage or civil partnership - please ask the Superintendent Registrars for advice.

• You must bring these documents

with when giving notice. • Photocopy documents are not

acceptable. • Please note that your marriage or

civil partnership cannot go ahead unless the legal preliminaries have been completed.

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Marriages in Church Marriages in Church And other religious buildingsAnd other religious buildings If you wish to be married in a religious building, other than in the Church of England, you will need to contact the Minister or Priest where you wish to marry. It will be necessary for both parties to the marriage to give notice to their local Superintendent Registrar at least 15 clear days before the marriage is to take place, However notice may given up to 12 months before the marriage takes place. Marriages in the Church of Marriages in the Church of EnglandEngland Couples who wish to be married in the Church of England should contact the Vicar of the Church. There is no need to contact the Superintendent Registrar unless the Vicar has requested you to do so. in these circumstances the Vicar will provide you with a letter to take to your local Register Office, Getting Married or a CivilGetting Married or a Civil Partnership abroadPartnership abroad The rules governing marriage and civil partnership in other countries are complex and vary from country to country. Please contact the Superintendent Registrars for further information.


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How to arrange your Marriage or How to arrange your Marriage or Civil PartnershipCivil Partnership Before you can marry or form a civil partnership you must first comply with a number of legal requirements. For a marriage to take place anywhere other than in the Church of England, each party must attend personally at the Register Office in the district in which they reside to give "notice of their intention to marry" to the Superintendent Registrar of that district. For a civil partnership to take place, each party must attend personally at the Register Office in which they reside to give their "notice of intention to form a civil partnership" to the Superintendent Registrar of that district. • Each party must have resided in the

district in which notice is given, for a minimum of seven clear days before giving notice.

• Both parties must attend personally to

give separate notices. The notices may be given on the same day or on different days, Notices may not be given on your behalf by anyone else. A fee is payable for each notice.

• After both parties have given notice, a

minimum of fifteen clear days must elapse before the authority can be issued for the ceremony to go ahead.

• A notice of marriage or civil partnership is

valid for twelve months from the date on which it is given.

Documents which must to be Documents which must to be producedproduced • Evidence of identity, for example

a valid passport, birth certificate or driving licence.

• Evidence of Age, for example a

passport or birth certificate. • Evidence of Nationality a valid

passport, • Evidence of termination of a previous

marriage or civil partnership a decree absolute, a document dissolving a civil partnership, a death certificate of a former spouse or civil partner.

• The fee for giving notice. • Anyone under the age of 18 years of

age will need to provide proof that their parents or guardians agree to the marriage or civil partnership - please ask the Superintendent Registrars for advice.

• You must bring these documents

with when giving notice. • Photocopy documents are not

acceptable. • Please note that your marriage or

civil partnership cannot go ahead unless the legal preliminaries have been completed.

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Other CeremoniesOther Ceremonies Renewal of Vows ….say “I do” againRenewal of Vows ….say “I do” again The Renewal of Vows ceremony is for any married couple or civil partner ceremony. The ceremonies are often associated with a special anniversary e.g. fifth, tenth, twentieth and twenty fifth etc., but the ceremony is just as appropriate for couples at any stage of their relationship. Couples who marry or form a civil partnership abroad often choose to celebrate with family and friends by having this type of ceremony. You will be required to book the ceremony personally and you must produce your marriage certificate or civil partnership certificate before the ceremony takes place. A Celebrant working closely with the couple creates each individual ceremony. You will have the opportunity to decide who you wish to take part in your ceremony e.g., children, grandchildren, original witnesses, best man and friends etc. The ceremony may include readings, poetry music re-dedication of rings - the choice is up to you. You will be given a souvenir certificate signed by yourselves and any other special guests. For details of fees etc,, please contact either Melvyn Jones or Hilary Walker at the Register Office on 01942 705000 or e-mail: [email protected]

Naming CeremoniesNaming Ceremonies A Naming Ceremony is a very special way of celebrating your child's birth and welcoming your new arrival to the family. Any parent can arrange a Naming Ceremony and they can be for children of any age. A Celebrant working closely with the parents creates each ceremony. You will have the opportunity to decide who else takes part in the ceremony - children, grandparents and supporting adults' etc. The ceremony may include readings, poetry, music and the giving of gifts if you wish. You will be given a souvenir certificate signed by yourselves and any supporting adults. For details of fees etc., please contact either Melvyn Jones or Hilary Walker at the Register Office on 01942 705000 or e-mail; [email protected] Citizenship CeremoniesCitizenship Ceremonies Applicants must first apply to the Home Office to become a British Citizen. The Citizenship Ceremony is the final step in the process of becoming a British Citizen and ceremonies are held at the Register Office Wigan Town Hall on the last Wednesday of each month.

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Other functionsOther functions

The Register Office is also responsible for registering births and deaths and we also issue certified copies from the registers. We have the original registers for Wigan and Leigh dating back from July 1837 when civil registration was first introduced. We can also advise on obtaining certificates if you were born elsewhere and if you have been adopted. We can supply certificates on the same day to personal callers or by return of post to postal applicants.

To contact the Register Office please telephone 01942 705000 or by e-mail [email protected]

LocationLocation

Town Hail, Library Street Wigan,

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Other CeremoniesOther Ceremonies Renewal of Vows ….say “I do” againRenewal of Vows ….say “I do” again The Renewal of Vows ceremony is for any married couple or civil partner ceremony. The ceremonies are often associated with a special anniversary e.g. fifth, tenth, twentieth and twenty fifth etc., but the ceremony is just as appropriate for couples at any stage of their relationship. Couples who marry or form a civil partnership abroad often choose to celebrate with family and friends by having this type of ceremony. You will be required to book the ceremony personally and you must produce your marriage certificate or civil partnership certificate before the ceremony takes place. A Celebrant working closely with the couple creates each individual ceremony. You will have the opportunity to decide who you wish to take part in your ceremony e.g., children, grandchildren, original witnesses, best man and friends etc. The ceremony may include readings, poetry music re-dedication of rings - the choice is up to you. You will be given a souvenir certificate signed by yourselves and any other special guests. For details of fees etc,, please contact either Melvyn Jones or Hilary Walker at the Register Office on 01942 705000 or e-mail: [email protected]

Naming CeremoniesNaming Ceremonies A Naming Ceremony is a very special way of celebrating your child's birth and welcoming your new arrival to the family. Any parent can arrange a Naming Ceremony and they can be for children of any age. A Celebrant working closely with the parents creates each ceremony. You will have the opportunity to decide who else takes part in the ceremony - children, grandparents and supporting adults' etc. The ceremony may include readings, poetry, music and the giving of gifts if you wish. You will be given a souvenir certificate signed by yourselves and any supporting adults. For details of fees etc., please contact either Melvyn Jones or Hilary Walker at the Register Office on 01942 705000 or e-mail; [email protected] Citizenship CeremoniesCitizenship Ceremonies Applicants must first apply to the Home Office to become a British Citizen. The Citizenship Ceremony is the final step in the process of becoming a British Citizen and ceremonies are held at the Register Office Wigan Town Hall on the last Wednesday of each month.

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Other functionsOther functions

The Register Office is also responsible for registering births and deaths and we also issue certified copies from the registers. We have the original registers for Wigan and Leigh dating back from July 1837 when civil registration was first introduced. We can also advise on obtaining certificates if you were born elsewhere and if you have been adopted. We can supply certificates on the same day to personal callers or by return of post to postal applicants.

To contact the Register Office please telephone 01942 705000 or by e-mail [email protected]

LocationLocation

Town Hail, Library Street Wigan,

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Elegance Wedding Car Hire.Elegance Wedding Car Hire. Classic, Vintage and Modern Wedding Cars Our comprehensive Bridal/Wedding car service is designed to take the worry out of this important part of your Wedding day arrangements. We provide a service of courtesy, distinction and promptness with uniformed, professional and helpful chauffeurs at very reasonable prices.

www.eleganceweddingcarhire.com email [email protected]

Tel:01942 324974 Mobil:07754 839 715


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The Crown at WorthingtonThe Crown at WorthingtonThe Crown at Worthington A traditional Country Inn located in Worthington Village just outside Wigan. Surrounded by open countryside The Crown oozes quality and charm with its wood panelled lounge bar, conservatory restaurant, private dining room and Balcarres function suite. All our food is freshly prepared by our team of chefs using locally sourced, quality ingredients. We have a range of flexible Wedding Packages that can be tailored to your individual requirements from small celebratory dinners to functions catering for 100 people. The bride and groom are guaranteed the personal attention of the proprietors Daniel and Tracy Prince.

01257 421354 The Crown, Platt Lane Worthington, Standish Wigan WN1 2XF www.thecrownatworthington.co.uk

• Privately owned Country Inn • Cater up to 100 guests • CAMRA award winner

• Tailor made wedding packages • Freshly prepared, quality food • 10 en-suite rooms

Limo Limo –– Scene and Wedding CarsScene and Wedding Cars Whatever the occasion Limo-Scene can make your day or night that extra bit special whether it's a Birthday, Anniversary, Wedding, Corporate Event or any other special occasion, you will feel and be treated like a star with our luxury range of hire cars that will suit every occasion.

• Weddings • 16 or 18 seater Hummers in white, black or Silver • • Proms • Hen & Stag Nights • Luxury Limousines • Classic Cars • • Business Occasions • Any Occasion • Chryslers 300c available in white or black Seating 8 •

Limo Scene provides a reliable luxury hire service at very competitive rates. Phone and talk to Jackie about your personal requirements and let the uniformed drivers do the rest and look after you whilst you enjoy your journey.

A wide variety of Classic wedding cars Also a Pink limousine

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Elegance Wedding Car Hire.Elegance Wedding Car Hire. Classic, Vintage and Modern Wedding Cars Our comprehensive Bridal/Wedding car service is designed to take the worry out of this important part of your Wedding day arrangements. We provide a service of courtesy, distinction and promptness with uniformed, professional and helpful chauffeurs at very reasonable prices.

www.eleganceweddingcarhire.com email [email protected]

Tel:01942 324974 Mobil:07754 839 715


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The Crown at WorthingtonThe Crown at WorthingtonThe Crown at Worthington A traditional Country Inn located in Worthington Village just outside Wigan. Surrounded by open countryside The Crown oozes quality and charm with its wood panelled lounge bar, conservatory restaurant, private dining room and Balcarres function suite. All our food is freshly prepared by our team of chefs using locally sourced, quality ingredients. We have a range of flexible Wedding Packages that can be tailored to your individual requirements from small celebratory dinners to functions catering for 100 people. The bride and groom are guaranteed the personal attention of the proprietors Daniel and Tracy Prince.

01257 421354 The Crown, Platt Lane Worthington, Standish Wigan WN1 2XF www.thecrownatworthington.co.uk

• Privately owned Country Inn • Cater up to 100 guests • CAMRA award winner

• Tailor made wedding packages • Freshly prepared, quality food • 10 en-suite rooms

Limo Limo –– Scene and Wedding CarsScene and Wedding Cars Whatever the occasion Limo-Scene can make your day or night that extra bit special whether it's a Birthday, Anniversary, Wedding, Corporate Event or any other special occasion, you will feel and be treated like a star with our luxury range of hire cars that will suit every occasion.

• Weddings • 16 or 18 seater Hummers in white, black or Silver • • Proms • Hen & Stag Nights • Luxury Limousines • Classic Cars • • Business Occasions • Any Occasion • Chryslers 300c available in white or black Seating 8 •

Limo Scene provides a reliable luxury hire service at very competitive rates. Phone and talk to Jackie about your personal requirements and let the uniformed drivers do the rest and look after you whilst you enjoy your journey.

A wide variety of Classic wedding cars Also a Pink limousine

FREE PHONE 08005 118 668FREE PHONE 08005 118 668 3 Swan Grove Atherton 3 Swan Grove Atherton Manchester M46 OGWManchester M46 OGW

www.limowww.limo--sceneuk.co.uksceneuk.co.uk

Regal

Hummer

Beauford


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When only the best will do…

To speak to a wedding advisor

please call us on Tel: 01204 667788

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• Wigan's largest studio • Established 28 years • Most Enterprising Business of the Decade award • Channel 4 documentary • Budget packages available • Studio Passport Pictures

01942 212766 615 - 617 Ormskirk Road,

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When only the best will do…

To speak to a wedding advisor

please call us on Tel: 01204 667788

De Vere Whites Hotel at the Reebok Stadium, De Havilland Way, Horwich, Bolton, Greater Manchester, BL6 6SF E: [email protected] W: www.deverevenues.co.uk

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SSSONSHINEONSHINEONSHINE SSSTUDIOSTUDIOSTUDIOS ...combining the classical

with the contemporary

• Wigan's largest studio • Established 28 years • Most Enterprising Business of the Decade award • Channel 4 documentary • Budget packages available • Studio Passport Pictures

01942 212766 615 - 617 Ormskirk Road,

Pemberton Wigan WN5 8AG

www.sonshinestudios.co.uk

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