do i have to pay to hold my ceremony in a public place?
Question Asked: 6/07/2017
Wedding Date: 9/08/2018
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(0) · Mid North Coast | Coffs Harbour | Foster and all Surrounding areas
Posted: 23/10/2017
Answered by: 4 Experts
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Dear Bride
Most councils require you to apply for a permit to hold your ceremony in public places. The cost varies from council to council, but essentially it ensures that council can monitor service of alcohol, numbers of people gathered etc. It also provides you with the assurance that your space on the beach, in the park or wherever, is reserved for you!
Happy planning and feel free to contact us for any further advice.
Gill
(0) · Melbourne & Surrounds including Mornington and Yarra Valley
Posted: 21/08/2017
- Some parks and beaches do require a permit which can be obtained through the local council. Always best to check or seek help through the professionals. Intimate Weddings & Events can assist with an all inclusive ceremony package.
Hi Bride
Congratulations on your up coming wedding. :) Every council is different so your best bet would be to contact the council your preferred location sits on. Good luck and all the best in the planning of your wedding. We are an Events Solutions buisness so we love to help in every accpect of planning your special day including calling and or emailing council on your behalf ;)
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Hi Bride
Depending on your location will depend on the financial part of the ceremony. Most public places you will contact your local council and they will be able to tell you what needs to be done to hold your ceremony in the public place and the timeframe.
Tara-Lee Farrell Wedding Planner