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Some small weddings could be allowed to take place from next month under new lockdown rules
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Some small weddings could be allowed to take place from next month as the government looks at how to allow people to gather in larger groups.
A Covid-19 document published today (Monday) sets out what Boris Johson's administration sees as possible now - and what may be possible in the future.
It includes a timetable on lifting restrictions step by step. Under step two - to be made no earlier than June 1 - it says officials are 'examining how to enable people to gather in slightly larger groups to better facilitate small weddings'.
But it says places of worship could be closed until July 4 at the earliest, dependent on whether they can adequately enforce social distancing measures.
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