Catholic Church - Giving Notice in other Districts

Not sure, have you spoken to both churches, rather than the register office as the rules for church are different to civil marriage I think. We arent getting married at our Parish church, but the one we attend in another parish (although not another district, this may be the reason). We just have to get the banns read at both churches, and the church we are getting married in needs a certificate from our parish church to say the banns have been read there. Hope this helps in some way!

We are getting married in a different county, but in a COE church and we have to attend church 6 times so that they can put us on the electrical role, I cant see how it could be that different as it is legal reasons I would have thought?

We are getting married in a Catholic Church in Northumberland but currently live in London- we spoke to the parish Priest up there and he's fine with it as whilst it wasn't the parish I grew up in, it is now my mum's local church. He did warn that I may need to do a residency to satisfy the legal side but when I spoke to the registrar down here to book our appointment to give notice the lady asked what our connection with the Northern church is and was satisfied that it is in the district I grew up in, my parents still live there and it is my place of worship when I go home.

Are your relatives in Berkshire close family or have you ever lived there? I get the impression that if the relatives are grandparents or parents then there may be more flexibility but it also seems to vary between churches and registry offices just how many hoops you have to jump through.

Sorry I can't offer any more advice - hope it's a smooth journey for you!