anybody know of any good websites where i can find where my grandparents were married?

Answer 1

I hate to disappoint you, but not everything can done online.

You should be able to find the entry for their marriage in the BMD indexes of www.ancestry.co.uk or at FreeBMD, but that is all you will get - the index reference numbers that allow you to send away to the General Register Office and order a copy for £7 which will tell you exactly where they were married.

It is a very easy process - for me at any rate since I am a family history researcher and have learnt enough to know exactly how the process works and how best to search and find people, but trying to explain it all to someone who has never tried it before just makes it sound more complex than it really is.

If you are that keen on obtaining a copy of the certificate, then I suggest you join Genes Reunited or some other Genealogy forum, make yourself known to the kind folks on there, plead ignorance, provide them with the necessary names and rough date and part of the country and some kind soul might make a search of the indexes on your behalf and then tell you where to go with that information and how to make an online application.

The first certificate ordered is always the hardest. Then you'll soon wonder what all the worry was about!

Answer 2

If its public record you can find their marriage license at City Hall.
But as far as church or location the marriage took place, you can try contacting church's in the area they were married to see if they have the wedding (marriage) on record. Or look at back issues of newspapers from their hometowns for wedding announcement's. (Libraries are a good source for this)

Answer 3

try genes reunited i traced my parents death notices from there also my grandparents worth a try as it is for births marriages and sadly deaths hope you get the info you need

Answer 4

Ask some relatives or try Google