More choices for Bristol couples getting married to boost city council coffers View Image

Couples getting married will be given more choices at Bristol City Council licensed venues under plans to increase income and reduce a huge financial gap .

The authority says expanding the kind of ceremonies could make it more inclusive for communities who do not hold traditional weddings.

The proposal is in the council’s annual 2026/27 draft budget, which is out to public consultation until November 26 , and is forecast to bring in an extra £36,000 a year for the organisation.

No details about what would be on offer have been released but they would be available for people tying the knot at the Bristol register office at the Old Council House in the Old City and other premises, including Br

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