Thanks everyone.
Is this the ceremony or is it required to do a little civil signing and then you can go ahead and have whatever kind of ceremony that you want (I believe someone told me that Germany did it that way)?
For civil ceremonies (as opposed to uncivil?) the registrar (Hollywood would have us believe in the US it's a judge) pronounces the vows for the couple to repeat then, whether church or civil, the couple sign the register, the witnesses sign that the couple have signed, and then the bride is given her marriage certificate. The register is part of the national register of births, marriages and deaths (Hatched, matched and despatched...)
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They say that opposites attract. Does your new bride use a PC?
Only at work - same as me. She uses the iMac at home. We do have two, but I
haven't had time to get the G3 sorted out this week....