What are the rules for weddings and receptions, and when will they ease?

There will be no limit on the number of สล็อตออนไลน์ people allowed to attend weddings, civil partnerships and receptions in England from 19 July.

Rules will also ease in Scotland on that date.

How are the rules changing in England?

From 19 July, there will be no limits on the number of people who can attend services or receptions, whatever the venue.

Current rules about social distancing and face coverings will no longer apply, there will be no requirement for table service, and restrictions around singing and dancing will also end.

At the moment, any number of guests can attend a wedding ceremony or reception held outside, or in a Covid-secure public venue.

• enues must comply with social distancing rules, which limit guest numbers

• Venues must provide table service

• Dancing and singing are restricted

• Face coverings must be worn indoors by everyone over the age of 11 when not eating or drinking, unless they are exempt. This includes staff, but not the couple or the person officiating

Weddings held in outdoors private settings - such as gardens - require a risk assessment to determine how many guests can be hosted safely.

A marquee or other structure in a private garden must have at least half of its walled area open to be classed as "outdoors".

What are the rules in Wales?

The number of people who can attend wedding or civil partnership ceremonies or receptions is determined by the size of the venue and a Covid risks assessment.

The celebration must be organised by a business in a regulated venue, such as an hotel.

Face coverings must be worn indoors by everyone aged 11 and over when not eating or drinking, unless they have a reasonable excuse.

This does not apply to the married couple or the person officiating.

Food and drink are permitted in line with hospitality guidance.