When you have a destination wedding far away from home, you may have a much more private ceremony and essentially have a wedding and honeymoon for the price of one. However, putting on an event of this magnitude is no easy task. There are certain key aspects to consider before travelling to another country to marry your spouse.
Understand how to make your marriage legal in a foreign country once you’ve decided on your location. Every country has its own set of rules for marriage. Today’s article discusses about the list of things to consider before marrying overseas and Making your wedding destination legal without the hassle.
Getting married legally in another nation isn’t as simple as choosing an officiant. Each country’s legal requirements are unique. Documents such as your birth certificate, medical records, letters of intent, evidence of residency, and (in certain situations) blood tests are required.
If you want a religious or spiritual wedding, keep in mind that the religious group may have its standards that must be met before the event. In some countries, unless you combine your religious/spiritual wedding with a civil ceremony, your religious/spiritual marriage may not be legally recognized.
Different applications are required to get a marriage license, get a marriage certificate, and change your name.
Depending on the nation where you married, you may need to employ a translator, which may add an unexpected touch to your special day. Service provider cancellations do occur on occasion.
Make sure you are aware of all needs (before time), so you have ample time to have everything ready and in action before your arrival.
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Here are things to consider for your hassle-free wedding:
Carry the necessary paperwork with you when you go. Your original birth certificate, passport, and proof of citizenship are required at most locations. Depending on your situation, you may be requested to produce additional paperwork. Divorce decrees, formal proof of single status, and documentation of lawful entry into the country are all required in some locations. Couples must present birth certificates, passports, and formal confirmation of single status while visiting Aruba. If applicable, couples must also produce a divorce decree or a deceased spouse’s death certificate.
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Most countries require you to spend a certain amount of time in the country before getting married. The duration of the residence varies, ranging from a few hours to several months.
A legal wedding occurs when you marry in the destination country, according to the laws of that country. A symbolic wedding is when you are married at home at a Justice of the Peace and then have a symbolic wedding at your destination. If you want to have a legal wedding, be sure you understand the laws of the location you pick. Every country has its own set of rules and criteria for getting married.
Aside from the residency requirements and documents, there are a few more things to think about:
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