Marriage Solemnization by civil celebrants
A number of our lawyers are appointed Civil Celebrants of Marriages. They may provide marriage registration and solemnization services at any time and at places such as hotel ballroom and at offices in Hong Kong. Many wedding couples come to us by reason of our easy access and atmosphere. Those having the wedding gone through at our office premises in Mongkok and Wanchai may just wear casual dresses attended by their closest friends and relatives.
Our civil celebrants have handled hundreds of marriage registrations and weddings in the past. They are well experienced and familiar with the entire marriage process. Intending marrying couple can attend our Mongkok or Wanchai registrationoffice during office hours without the need of making a prior appointment. They may sign the notice of intended marriage on the same day. Because the entire process is handled by us, they need not quene up at the Marriage Registry. Nor they have to compete for "red lucky" days.
Marriages celebrated at office during office hours is $1900 in total. Couple has to pay additionally if wedding held at non-office hours and if either of them is under 18.
MARRIAGE HOTLINE: 82099999 or visit our www.hkm.mobi for more info.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on Marriage Registration
General Information
Q: What is Marriage Solemnization by Civil Celebrants?
A: Marriage solemnization by civil celebrants allows couples to register and solemnize their marriage at any time and place, such as a hotel ballroom or an office. Our lawyers, who are appointed Civil Celebrants of Marriages, can provide these services in a convenient and comfortable setting.
Service Locations and Accessibility
Q: Where can the marriage ceremony take place?
A: The ceremony can take place at various locations, including hotel ballrooms, our office premises, or any other place agreed upon. This flexibility allows couples to choose a venue that suits their preferences. All locations must be in Hong Kong.
Q: Can we visit your office without an appointment?
A: Yes, intending marrying couples can visit our registration offices during office hours. Prior appointments are required. They can sign the Notice of Intended Marriage on the same day if the requisite documents are ready.
Process and Convenience
Q: What are the benefits of using a civil celebrant for marriage registration?
A: Using a civil celebrant simplifies the marriage registration process. Couples do not need to queue at the Marriage Registry or compete for popular dates. Our experienced civil celebrants handle the entire process, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience.
Q: How experienced are your civil celebrants?
A: Our civil celebrants have handled hundreds of marriage registrations and weddings. They are well-versed in the entire marriage process, ensuring that all legal requirements are met and that the ceremony proceeds smoothly.
Costs and Fees
Q: What are the costs for marriage registration and solemnization?
A: The cost for marriage registration and solemnization at our office during office hours is HK$1900. Additional fees apply for weddings held outside office hours or if either party is under 18.
Q: Are there additional costs for ceremonies at non-office hours?
A: Yes, there are additional costs for ceremonies conducted outside office hours. The exact fee will depend on the specific arrangements made with our civil celebrant.
Legal Requirements
Q: What documents are required for marriage registration?
A: You will need to provide identification documents (such as a Hong Kong Identity Card or passport) and complete the Notice of Intended Marriage form. If either party is under 18, additional documentation and approval are required.
Q: Are there any age requirements for getting married in Hong Kong?
A: Yes, both parties must be at least 16 years old. If either party is under 18, parental consent is required.
Post-Ceremony
Q: How do I obtain a marriage certificate after the ceremony?
A: After the marriage ceremony, you would receive a marriage certificate from the civil celebrant of marriages. If you wish to obtain a certified true copy, you may do so with the Marriage Registration and Records Office.
Q: What should I do if I need to change my marital status on official documents?
A: You will need to notify relevant government departments and financial institutions of your change in marital status. This typically involves submitting a copy of your marriage certificate and completing the required forms.
For more information or to schedule a marriage registration and solemnization service, please contact our Marriage Hotline at 82099999 or visit our website at www.hkm.mobi. Our experienced civil celebrants are here to assist you with all aspects of the marriage registration process.