How to Quickly Set Up a Courthouse Wedding

If you want to get married, but don’t want to deal with the big cost and bigger hassle of a wedding, getting married at a courthouse is a good option for you.
A courthouse wedding is a non-religious ceremony where you legally marry your partner, but unlike a religious ceremony, courthouse weddings are presided over by a legal official like a judge or court clerk.
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[@andreafoxx3359]

this great idea

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[@Mr._Ramos]

Why would the Church marry the Church?

[@antualove7984]

Is not religion ceremony is not important wedding.

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For the purposes of immigration, court house weddings and proxy weddings can allow couples to be together or stay together so they can share a life (and wedding, if they so choose) together.