Weddings? If so how do you legally do this?? Because Im getting married here..but not in church, but i would like to have a church wedding in another country, with other family members..Is this possible??...
fallin04
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Great question, I was also looking into doing something like this. I was wondering if anyone knew if you had to apply for special permits (if that's even the right word for what they would be)
Alvatorre74
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another thing..what if u also want to do a wedding in Vegas also...do u need to fill out paper work over there if u r already married here???...This is soo funny..I want to have a wedding here..In Colombia where my moms family is at..In Nicaragua where fi family is from and in Vegas on our first anniversay..!!
julybride444
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One of my friends had a wedding here and in Khazakstan. She legally was married here, which caused her less problems, but had a ceremony and reception there.
The only problem she had was finding clergy who would do the ceremony there since she was already legally married.
kelly6273
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FALLIN04...PERMITS.....
That sounded so funny!!!
bedda26
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My Brother is getting married in italy and having a small reception here.
fallin04
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Kelly6273 It was the only word I could think of...totally off.
fallin04
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Bedda26 That is where I would like to have mine also. My fiance is first generation Italian and his mothers whole side still lives in Italy. How is your brother going about doing it?
Sage10.03
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I am getting married in Italy this October (FH is from there and alot of his family is still there).
Legally it's easier for us to get married here so we will have a VERY intimate ceremony here in the US. The Wedding ceremony in Italy will not be a legal one, but will look like it anyway...They call it a 'church blessing'.
fallin04
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Thanks Sage 10.03, at least now I'll have an idea of what to call it. I'm still new at this wedding stuff!
kelly6273
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I like 'special permit' better....
fallin04
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daisybride
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I was thinking of doing the same thing, but I didn't think you needed a 'special permit' I thoguht it would just be like all the couples that renew their vows????
patrice1128
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I am palnning on doing the same thing, but in the US. Waiting for an anulment to come through for FI so we are getting married on site of the ceremony this September. We already spoke with a priest and you can get a church blessing at any time. Hopefully the annulment will go through because when FI told the tribunial that we had a date set, they were very very upset.
ThongLori
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I am getting married in Italy (same wedding planner as Sage 10.03!) in a civil ceremony (which is legal) and then having another wedding (reception, no ceremony) back in the USA afterwards.
