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Do I need to invite a Licensed Solemniser if I am getting married at the Registry of Marriages (ROM)?

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If you intend to get married at the Registry of Marriages (ROM), you do not need to invite a Licensed Solemniser. An in-house solemniser will be assigned to officiate the ceremony.

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