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*mazedsalv** 08-06-2008 04:48 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by KRA!G
i think bb may have another twist in which each of the 4 nominated housemates can trade places with one of the other 12 housemates
Possibly.
Lol, I bet its nothing at all.:tongue:

bananarama 08-06-2008 04:48 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Tom
There won't be.

They planned to show the wedding live but obviously in the UK its illegal to get married after 6pm so they could have sussed it out as fake.
How can it be illegal to have a FAKE wedding after 6pm!!!!!!!

MarkWaldorf 08-06-2008 04:49 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Tom
You and your fiancé must be at least 16 years old (in England and Wales, if either of you is under 18, your parents or guardian must give their permission).

- You can’t be closely related.

- The marriage must take place in legal premises, such as a register office, religious venue or licensed venue.

- The marriage must take place in the presence of a registrar or an authorised person.

- The ceremony must take place between 8am and 6pm.

- Two witnesses must be present at both a civil and religious ceremony.

- You must both be free and eligible to marry (ie you can’t already be married!)

http://weddings.aol.co.uk/sorting-th...24121309990012

So yeah, Blink_Me, your 'mate' isn't legally married :thumbs:
Ohh, I was right then about the 8-6 thing.
Good point you made there Tom. :thumbs:

Emilee 08-06-2008 04:49 PM
im looking forward to the live show.

Tom 08-06-2008 04:49 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by bananarama
Quote:
Originally posted by Tom
There won't be.

They planned to show the wedding live but obviously in the UK its illegal to get married after 6pm so they could have sussed it out as fake.
How can it be illegal to have a FAKE wedding after 6pm!!!!!!!
The house were led to believe it was real. Some of them will know about the 8am-6pm rule and would suss out straight away that the wedding is fake :thumbs:

bigbro101 08-06-2008 04:49 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by *mazedsalv**
Do you think tonight that they will have live nominations to go up aggainist them 4? Or they could just put all the others up.

Something is up, I just dont think them 4 are up for eviction yet, there may be an extra thing tonight.

that locked glass kinda box in the garden could it have somthink to do with that ??

Jack_ 08-06-2008 04:51 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by bigbro101
Quote:
Originally posted by *mazedsalv**
Do you think tonight that they will have live nominations to go up aggainist them 4? Or they could just put all the others up.

Something is up, I just dont think them 4 are up for eviction yet, there may be an extra thing tonight.

that locked glass kinda box in the garden could it have somthink to do with that ??
OMG! Now that is a good idea! :thumbs:

I really hope that these 4 being up for eviction has something to do with it though.

Bright-Eyes 08-06-2008 04:52 PM
I hope it is a live show with a twist. Guess we should just wait and see.

Blink_Me 08-06-2008 04:53 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Tom
You and your fiancé must be at least 16 years old (in England and Wales, if either of you is under 18, your parents or guardian must give their permission).

- You can’t be closely related.

- The marriage must take place in legal premises, such as a register office, religious venue or licensed venue.

- The marriage must take place in the presence of a registrar or an authorised person.

- The ceremony must take place between 8am and 6pm.

- Two witnesses must be present at both a civil and religious ceremony.

- You must both be free and eligible to marry (ie you can’t already be married!)

http://weddings.aol.co.uk/sorting-th...24121309990012

So yeah, Blink_Me, your 'mate' isn't legally married :thumbs:
That's ceremony. They didn't get married at a ceremony.

Here's some other rules:

Marriage

No one can be forced to marry against their wishes.
Both members of the couple must be aged 16 or over.
You can't already be married (see bigamy).
Can't be too closely related
Under 18s must gain their parent's or guardian's written consent, otherwise it is a criminal offence, although the marriage would still be valid.
Marriages involving under-16s are not recognised by law.
You need at least two witnesses to sign register on the day.
Changing your

http://www.thesite.org/sexandrelatio...ukmarriagelaws

Tom 08-06-2008 04:56 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Blink_Me
Quote:
Originally posted by Tom
You and your fiancé must be at least 16 years old (in England and Wales, if either of you is under 18, your parents or guardian must give their permission).

- You can’t be closely related.

- The marriage must take place in legal premises, such as a register office, religious venue or licensed venue.

- The marriage must take place in the presence of a registrar or an authorised person.

- The ceremony must take place between 8am and 6pm.

- Two witnesses must be present at both a civil and religious ceremony.

- You must both be free and eligible to marry (ie you can’t already be married!)

http://weddings.aol.co.uk/sorting-th...24121309990012

So yeah, Blink_Me, your 'mate' isn't legally married :thumbs:
That's ceremony. They didn't get married at a ceremony.

Here's some other rules:

Marriage

No one can be forced to marry against their wishes.
Both members of the couple must be aged 16 or over.
You can't already be married (see bigamy).
Can't be too closely related
Under 18s must gain their parent's or guardian's written consent, otherwise it is a criminal offence, although the marriage would still be valid.
Marriages involving under-16s are not recognised by law.
You need at least two witnesses to sign register on the day.
Changing your

http://www.thesite.org/sexandrelatio...ukmarriagelaws
Then if they didn't get married at a ceremony where the hell did they get married?!

Those rules of yours say nothing about times.

Blink_Me 08-06-2008 04:58 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Tom
Quote:
Originally posted by Blink_Me
Quote:
Originally posted by Tom
You and your fiancé must be at least 16 years old (in England and Wales, if either of you is under 18, your parents or guardian must give their permission).

- You can’t be closely related.

- The marriage must take place in legal premises, such as a register office, religious venue or licensed venue.

- The marriage must take place in the presence of a registrar or an authorised person.

- The ceremony must take place between 8am and 6pm.

- Two witnesses must be present at both a civil and religious ceremony.

- You must both be free and eligible to marry (ie you can’t already be married!)

http://weddings.aol.co.uk/sorting-th...24121309990012

So yeah, Blink_Me, your 'mate' isn't legally married :thumbs:
That's ceremony. They didn't get married at a ceremony.

Here's some other rules:

Marriage

No one can be forced to marry against their wishes.
Both members of the couple must be aged 16 or over.
You can't already be married (see bigamy).
Can't be too closely related
Under 18s must gain their parent's or guardian's written consent, otherwise it is a criminal offence, although the marriage would still be valid.
Marriages involving under-16s are not recognised by law.
You need at least two witnesses to sign register on the day.
Changing your

http://www.thesite.org/sexandrelatio...ukmarriagelaws
Then if they didn't get married at a ceremony where the hell did they get married?!

Those rules of yours say nothing about times.
They got married by a priest I know. It was a last minute thing. They got married about 8:30pm.

But whatever, I'm not going to argue about it. I know they're married, and I know the priest is valid.

Jack_ 08-06-2008 05:02 PM
bbspy have now said that there is no live show tonight. :sad:

Aww, I want one!

Captain.Remy 08-06-2008 05:03 PM
Can't wait to see what it is all about. I doubt Davina will host tonight's show only to open the lines. I'm sure something is up.

*mazedsalv** 08-06-2008 05:05 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Jack_
bbspy have now said that there is no live show tonight. :sad:

Aww, I want one!
Lots of websites say there are.

Sam89 08-06-2008 05:08 PM
BigBrotherDirect.co.uk - Yesterday we reported that there wasn't going to be a live show

Jack_ 08-06-2008 05:09 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by *mazedsalv**
Quote:
Originally posted by Jack_
bbspy have now said that there is no live show tonight. :sad:

Aww, I want one!
Lots of websites say there are.
Yeh your right, I'm just really confused as to what's going on atm.

Is there a live show, isn't there one, can't they just put something on the official website. :tongue:

fairymoon 08-06-2008 05:14 PM
i got married on the 21st june at 9pm 3 years ago and i know i am married so dont no why they say 8am till 6 pm

Arneldo 08-06-2008 05:14 PM
There wont be a live show tonight Why would there be? The task results have been annonced, voting will open tomorrow on BBLB. No need for a live show.

Tom 08-06-2008 05:28 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Blink_Me
Quote:
Originally posted by Tom
Quote:
Originally posted by Blink_Me
Quote:
Originally posted by Tom
You and your fiancé must be at least 16 years old (in England and Wales, if either of you is under 18, your parents or guardian must give their permission).

- You can’t be closely related.

- The marriage must take place in legal premises, such as a register office, religious venue or licensed venue.

- The marriage must take place in the presence of a registrar or an authorised person.

- The ceremony must take place between 8am and 6pm.

- Two witnesses must be present at both a civil and religious ceremony.

- You must both be free and eligible to marry (ie you can’t already be married!)

http://weddings.aol.co.uk/sorting-th...24121309990012

So yeah, Blink_Me, your 'mate' isn't legally married :thumbs:
That's ceremony. They didn't get married at a ceremony.

Here's some other rules:

Marriage

No one can be forced to marry against their wishes.
Both members of the couple must be aged 16 or over.
You can't already be married (see bigamy).
Can't be too closely related
Under 18s must gain their parent's or guardian's written consent, otherwise it is a criminal offence, although the marriage would still be valid.
Marriages involving under-16s are not recognised by law.
You need at least two witnesses to sign register on the day.
Changing your

http://www.thesite.org/sexandrelatio...ukmarriagelaws
Then if they didn't get married at a ceremony where the hell did they get married?!

Those rules of yours say nothing about times.
They got married by a priest I know. It was a last minute thing. They got married about 8:30pm.

But whatever, I'm not going to argue about it. I know they're married, and I know the priest is valid.
If it was by a priest then it will have been a ceremony. If it was after 6pm then it isn't legit.

Noel 08-06-2008 05:32 PM
So..is there a live show or not?

*mazedsalv** 08-06-2008 05:32 PM
There better be :tongue:

Blink_Me 08-06-2008 05:33 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Tom
Quote:
Originally posted by Blink_Me
Quote:
Originally posted by Tom
Quote:
Originally posted by Blink_Me
Quote:
Originally posted by Tom
You and your fiancé must be at least 16 years old (in England and Wales, if either of you is under 18, your parents or guardian must give their permission).

- You can’t be closely related.

- The marriage must take place in legal premises, such as a register office, religious venue or licensed venue.

- The marriage must take place in the presence of a registrar or an authorised person.

- The ceremony must take place between 8am and 6pm.

- Two witnesses must be present at both a civil and religious ceremony.

- You must both be free and eligible to marry (ie you can’t already be married!)

http://weddings.aol.co.uk/sorting-th...24121309990012

So yeah, Blink_Me, your 'mate' isn't legally married :thumbs:
That's ceremony. They didn't get married at a ceremony.

Here's some other rules:

Marriage

No one can be forced to marry against their wishes.
Both members of the couple must be aged 16 or over.
You can't already be married (see bigamy).
Can't be too closely related
Under 18s must gain their parent's or guardian's written consent, otherwise it is a criminal offence, although the marriage would still be valid.
Marriages involving under-16s are not recognised by law.
You need at least two witnesses to sign register on the day.
Changing your

http://www.thesite.org/sexandrelatio...ukmarriagelaws
Then if they didn't get married at a ceremony where the hell did they get married?!

Those rules of yours say nothing about times.
They got married by a priest I know. It was a last minute thing. They got married about 8:30pm.

But whatever, I'm not going to argue about it. I know they're married, and I know the priest is valid.
If it was by a priest then it will have been a ceremony. If it was after 6pm then it isn't legit.
Last time I'm going to write back to this.

They are officially married. They were married by an official priest, at his home, at 8:30pm. The papers were signed straight after the wedding and were sent the very next morning.

andybigbro 08-06-2008 05:33 PM
Aww
I wanted a live show

They cant tease us likew that!!!!!!!
:sad:

Jack_ 08-06-2008 05:33 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Noel
So..is there a live show or not?
Nobody knows. :tongue:

I hope there is, but there probably won't be.

gillinghamboi 08-06-2008 06:22 PM
i think cos the task is over
they might ask if Lisa and Mario
wanna get married 4 real


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