The County Council has two marriage rooms in an approved premises in Llangefni based in the registry office building.
The registry office
This room is used for small weddings and can hold a maximum 6 people. This includes the couple, 2 witnesses and 2 registrars.
Ystafell Bryn Cefni suite (ceremony room)
This room can be used for larger weddings with a maximum limit of 42 people. This figure includes the couple, 38 guests (including witnesses) and 2 registrars.
For pricing and further information, please contact (01248) 751940 or email: registrars@anglesey.gov.wales
Tell Us Once is a service that lets you report a death to most government organisations in one go.
When someone dies, there are lots of things that need to be done. One of these things is contacting the government departments and local council services that need to be told.
Reporting a death using the Tell Us Once service
How the service can help you
When someone has died, their death needs to be registered with the Registrar. Once that’s done, several other organisations may have to be contacted and given the same information such as social care services, benefits support, blue badge, libraries, driver and vehicle licensing agencies and passport services for example.
We are offering the ‘Tell us Once’ service which we hope will make things easier for you. Just tell us and we will contact the government departments and council services that need to be told so you don’t have to.
How does it work?
When you call us to make your appointment to register a death at the Register Office, the Tell Us Once service will be explained to you and you will be asked if you wish to take part. If you choose to take part, the Registrar will set up the details on the Tell Us Once national database. This usually takes around five minutes at the end of the registration.
Once the details have been entered on to the national database, a full Tell Us Once interview can then be carried out. This can be done either face-to-face (with an Anglesey registrar) or over the telephone at a later date.
The information you give us will be treated securely and confidentially.
The organisations who are contacted will use the information to update their records and to resolve any outstanding issues. They may use the information in other ways, but only as the law allows.
Please remember that it is your responsibility to ensure that all organisations that pay you a benefit/credit or provide a service to you have correct and up to date information about you.
Face-to-face appointment
You can book a face-to-face Tell Us Once appointment with one of our registrars at the same time as registering a death or at a later date if that’s more convenient.
Please call 01248 751 925/26/27 to book an appointment and let us know which you prefer to do.
To make sure the right information is given to any organisations we contact for you and so that you get the most out of the service it will help if you can bring along with you the following information.
What you will need
- Their National Insurance number and date of birth.
- Details of any benefits or services they were receiving.
- Their death certificate.
- Their passport number (if you want us to inform the Passport Service).
- Their driver’s licence number (if you want us to inform the DVLA).
We may also ask you for information about:
- their next of kin
- any surviving husband, wife or civil partner
- the person dealing with their estate
- anybody who is getting child benefit on their behalf
If you are the next of kin, you may be entitled to an increase in benefits, so please have your own National Insurance number to hand when you contact us.
If you are not the next of kin, or the person who is dealing with the deceased’s estate, you can still use the service if you have the authority to act on their behalf.
You must obtain the agreement of the persons listed above if you are going to provide us with information about them before you use the service.
How we will treat your information
The information you give us will be treated securely and confidentially.
The organisations who are contacted will use the information to update benefits, credits or help to end or start up services and to resolve any outstanding issues. They may use the information in other ways, but only as the law allows.
Please remember that it is your responsibility to ensure that all organisations, that pay you a benefit/credit or provide a service to you, have correct and up to date information about you.