0
Do you have to have a government wedding in the US before a religious wedding?
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
Whether you have a religious wedding or a government wedding you need a marriage license from the county courthouse in the state you are married in. The church will sign the court issued license and you will file it with them once signed. The main answer is that it does not matter which is first as long you have a legal license.
Some brides that come to us are already married by the courthouse and are now planning there wedding in the church or by a religious officiant
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
How long before the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton did US broadcasters begin their pre-wedding coverage?
Most of the media outlets in the US began televised coverage two hours before the wedding ceremony began.
Why are some religious practices prohibited in the US?
The Government can limit religious practices if the practices are harmful to others.
What was the reason of Utah war?
Mormons and religious issues running up against the US government.
Do US government officials have to take a religious test?
No- no such test is required or can be required under the law.
Why is a religious wedding more important that a non religious one?
In the US at least, legally they're regarded as precisely the same. Whether or not it's more important in the grand scheme of things depends on whether or not the particular religion involved is "right" or not, which is, ultimately, a question to which we do not know the answer. Those who believe that religion is right are, of course, free to regard a religious wedding as "more important," said freedom being guaranteed by the First Amendment to the US Constitution.
How was the US government influenced by Mesopotamia's government?
It didn’t influence the US government at all. Mesopotamia was thousands of years before the establishment of the United States.
Rome government and us government?
This is a statement and we need to know what you want to know before we can answer you.
Why can't the state participate in the affairs of any religious organization of group?
(in the US) There is a statement in the US Constitution which prohibits the interference in religion by the government.
In the US are there examples of trouble caused by a blur between church authority and civil law?
In the US, there is little blurring between the authority of religious denominations (the "church") and the government. The US was founded on religious freedom (or, viewed another way - freedom from religion). Religious law and civil law do not overlap.
What was the name of the government before the US Constitution?
continental congress
Why did this immigrants family decide to move to the US?
Many families moved to the US in order to escape religious persecution. OThers left due to debts, or government conflict.
What was the role of government before and after the US Civil War?
I need to know about this question
