| Weddings, civil partnerships, funerals, wakes and commemorative events |
- The 30-person limit at weddings, civil partnerships, funerals, wakes and commemorative events will be lifted
- The number of attendees will be determined by how many people the venue or outdoor space can safely accommodate with social distancing measures in place
- Table service restrictions will remain in place
- Restrictions on face coverings, social distancing, dancing and singing, will remain in place
- All weddings in private settings, such as gardens, must have completed a COVID risk assessment to ascertain how many guests they can host safely
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| Care homes |
- Care home residents will no longer need to self-isolate for 14 days after returning to the care home after a day out. Exceptions will include high risk visits including overnight stays in hospital.
- Care home residents can nominate an essential care giver who will be able to visit the care home resident even if the resident is self-isolating
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| Overnight trips for out-of-school groups |
- Out-of-school settings can organise domestic residential visits for children in consistent groups of up to 30 children. This replaces the current limit of 6 people or 2 households
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| Going to work |
- People should continue to work from home where they can
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| Pilot mass gathering events |
- Event pilots will continue, including some Euro 2020 matches, Wimbledon, and some arts and music performances. Attendees will need to show proof of vaccination or a recent negative test.
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