can we still have a marriage ceremony after we eloped?
103779
Sure you can... but the legal date of your marriage will be that of your "first wedding". My husband and I were married by a justice of the peace, 4 years later we were married in the church. We even went through prekana(sp?) classes to do it. It was great to renew our vows and profess our love for one another again. Congrats & good luck:)
124698
I got married the same way- you can do it anytime
19911
Well that all depends on if you want your family and friends there. Ask yourselves these questions... \n1. Can we afford to pay for our friends and family to come?\n2. Can our friends and family afford to pay to come to our wedding?\n3. Do I REALLY want to get married somewhere else?\n4. Should we just elope and have a reception for everyone when we get home?\n\nIf that is what you want than go ahead and do it. Just explain to everyone why you want to do it. You only get married once and you should have it the way you want so you always remember this special time.
658302
Yes, you are still legally married.
300970
Honey, that is a very specific question! I'm not sure if you're going to find someone who has here. \nIf you are unlucky, try joining a discussion group online about marriage in ohio. People who are married may have either used it for their own or been there to celebrate someone elses.\nTry this website:\nhttp://groups.google.com.au/group/Columbus-Ohio?lnk=gschg&hl=en
794893
Depends on the formality of the wedding.Why not ask someone in the Bridal party.
18328
After you're married.
879420
You are both old enough to make your decisions.  You should not have to elope.  You need to be mature enough to face your family and tell them you are a adult and that you love each and everyone of them but this is the decision you have made.  They can except it or not but you have made the effort to stand up for how you feel.  They will eventually come around.  A good strong family will stand be side you what ever decision you make.  It may take them awhile to accept but they will.      \n\nWhen I  married my husband 27 years ago family could not stand him.  They disowned me.  It hurt me but I went on.  They eventually came around!!! Your family is just looking out for you best interest.  \n\nGood Luck!
1041516
Important part of the wedding ceremony is exchanging wedding rings between bride and groom and that is a memorable moment as it will remind of commitment, devotion, and love throughout the years of life together. Because of such importance, wedding rings are chosen carefully and thoughtfully, knowing the perfect wedding rings vary for every one and comes to be very personal\n\nIf you elope, are you going to let everyone know when you get back that you are married?  That would be important to know when answering this question.
382625
The only choice that I can think of is marriage by proxy. That would mean that your fiancee would need to choose someone to stand in for him. You should check with the local clerk's office to find the answer. They would be able to tell you whether or not you could perform a ceremony without his physical presence being required.
648966
I was so tired after my wedding I didn't know what to do with myself, so was my husband.  I would wait til at least the next day.  We got married on Saturday and left on Monday, because it was cheaper to fly that day.  Sunday we took care of some loose ends and gave the money to my mom to deposit at the bank on Monday.  Good luck
1169048
i AM SO GLAD WE WAITED UNTIL MARRIAGE. We had no problems at all, it was all very wonderful. I wish everyone could have the joy on their wedding night we experienced. It was like the excitement of Christmas morning. I suggest the couple have good premarital counselling like we did. I also would add to the guys, BE SURE YOU ALWAYS MEET HER NEEDS FIRST.
296294
Your officiant could just skip the question all together.  It was not in the ceremony for my wedding.  My dad was my officiant and he gave me away.  I was concerned how this would work, but he said that the question was not in the order of worship that he uses, so there was no problem.  Unless you specifically want the question, ask that your officiant skip it, if it is in his usual ceremony.
304978
Yes even if you are Catholic. The church does not recognize a marriage outside of it's own church. Now if you got married in another catholic church you have to get an annulment and man that's tuff to do.
981917
It will depend on the religion of the person (or yu and your soon to be groom).  The person performing the ceremony should have a rehersal beforehand to walk you through it.
955563
That depends on the Egyptian army rules. Your wedding might have to wait until his term of service is done.
201142
Is it marriage or the wedding you are on about? If its marriage then you will know when you are ready. I was. Didn't have any doubts. I did live with my now husband before I got married. This made us realise what we were like all the time and we knew we could be together 24/7