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Getting Married

Elizabetha · 2012-08-16 16:19:21

Today when a couple get married, most of the time the church chosen to be married in is the brides parish church....... would it have been the same in the 1800/1900's (mostly)?

16-08-2012 4:19pm

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Elizabetha

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Today when a couple get married, most of the time the church chosen to be married in is the brides parish church....... would it have been the same in the 1800/1900's (mostly)?

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#2 16-08-2012 4:30pm

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yes - but it would usually be the bride's current parish. Not necessarily the parish she was baptized. e.g. lots of my relatives married in Dublin but were born elsewhere.

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