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• If something you ordered hasn't arrived

  . An item can also be considered ‘essential’ if it’s obvious from the circumstances. For example, a wedding cake that was ordered for the day of a wedding. For either a refund or a redelivery, you can phone

• If you're unhappy about poor service

  to do a service - for example, give you a haircut, make a wedding cake or provide transport - and it hasn’t been done with care and skill, you can: ask them to do it again, if it’s possible ask

• Getting married

  in a religious ceremony, if the religious organisation has agreed to carry out same sex weddings, and the premises have been registered for the marriage of same sex couples. Religious organisations or individual

• Check how bankruptcy affects your belongings

  your wedding ring if it’s a plain gold ring leisure equipment, such as games consoles and cameras caravans - there are different rules if the caravan is your home If you live in a static caravan, you

• Getting visas for your partner and children to live in the UK

  . If your partner gets the 6-month visa, they won’t be allowed to work. After your wedding or civil partnership ceremony, they can apply for a partner visa as a husband, wife or civil partner

• Cancelling a service you’ve arranged

  bookings, theatre tickets, catering for a wedding or party) For these services you’ll have the same cancellation rights as if you were making arrangements for them from the seller’s premises. Getting your

• How income, debts and belongings are assessed for a debt relief order

  , not including wedding rings buildings or land other items of value you own, including mobile phones Assets don't include: household equipment such as bedding, clothing and furniture tools, books and other

• Registering a civil partnership

  choose whether to hold civil partnerships or not, if they hold weddings. This would be unlawful discrimination. Religious premises are not obliged to host civil partnership ceremonies. If they do

• Living together and marriage - legal differences

  agreement to the contrary, wedding presents given by your friends or relatives are considered to be your property if the marriage does not take place. The same is true for your intended partner