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Tying the knot: helping patients who want to get married in hospital.

When faced with a serious or terminal illness people may want, for practical or emotional reasons, to get married to their partner. This article gives guidance to health-care professionals about their role in helping to organize weddings and civil partnerships for patients who are terminally ill and too unwell to leave hospital.