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Please note that this answer applies to marriages taking place in the United States. While most countries also allow Mormon sealers and Bishops to perform marriages, some do not recognize their religious authority and therefore they are not allowed to perform marriages in those nations. In these countries, most Mormon couples choose to be legally married by a civil authority and then religiously married by a sealer or Bishop in a seperate ceremony.
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) who desire to be married or 'sealed' in the temple must have one of the ordained sealers who is assigned to that temple perform their marriage. Apostles and members of the First Presidency (the Prophet and his two councelors) may also perform a temple sealing, but generally only do so if it is for the marriage of a family member.
Those who are not going to be married in the temple, but choose to have a 'civil marriage' taking place in a church or another place are married by a Bishop. Bishops may also perform marriages for couples who are not Mormon. Stake Presidents and missionaries are also technically able to perform marriages but may only do so under rare circumstances where a Bishop is not available.
If you are referring to a wedding ceremony taking place inside a Mormon church building, the Church typically allows anyone who is a legally recognized authority to perform a marriage in their church, regardless of their religious affiliation or the religious affiliation of the couple. Certain guidelines must be followed and the Bishop in that church must be consulted, but if a couple wanted (for example) to be married by a Baptist pastor in a Mormon church, that is totally possible.
What else can I help you with?
Can a pastor in the Holy Family Church marry?
No priest in the Catholic Church, even pastors, are allowed to marry.
How do Greeks marry a widow?
In Greece, people are allowed to marry three times in church, therefore marrying a widow presents no special problem.
Can deacons marry within the church"?
Yes, deacons in some Christian denominations are allowed to marry within the church.
Can a greek marry a Mormon in the church?
Of course! The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) allows anyone (member or non-member) to be married in their church, and provides both the building and the bishop to perform the ceremony free of charge, provided that their building use guidelines are followed. While Mormons are encouraged to marry within the religion, it is not a requirement and many choose to marry someone from outside the faith. Mormons are accepting of all races and nationalities, Greeks are welcome to visit Mormon services or be baptized into the church if they wish. Please note that a Mormon church is different than a Mormon temple. While anyone is welcome to enter and use a Mormon church building, Mormon temples are open only to practicing Mormons with special permission from their local leaders.
Can a Mormon get married in a Maronite Church?
I don't know what a maronite church is, but the real question is "Why would they?" If they were marrying a maronite, then sure, they could marry in a maronite church. But if two Mormons (Man and Woman, for clarification) they would get married in a Mormon Temple or a Mormon meeting house.
How are pastors able to marry us?
Pastors are allowed to marry people because they are leaders of a religious community and or/church that believes in marriage. See related link for details..
Can only church going Catholics are allowed to marry in a Catholic church true or false?
true
Should same-sex couples be allowed to marry in a church?
Yes. A church that permits opposite-sex couples to marry, should also permit same-sex couples to marry.
Is marriage allowed in Namibia?
Yes people are allowed to marry in Namibia.
Why can't preist marry?
Priests are not permitted to marry for they are meant to represent Christ and care for their "flock" (people in the parish, who go to church, whom they serve). If they were allowed to marry they would not be as fully committed to God and their flock as the vocation of priesthood demands.
Is that any possible for a mormon like David Archuleta to married an unmormon girl?
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) may marry someone outside the religion if they choose. However, most Mormons like to marry within the faith, or to marry someone who is preparing to convert, because they believe that a shared faith makes a stronger family. David Archuleta has not said if he will date or marry outside his religion or not.
Can a mormon girl marry a guy with kids?
Yes, if she wants to! If the guy is not a member of the church, they will not be able to be married in the temple, but they can be married in a Mormon Meetinghouse by her bishop for free or in any other kind of ceremony.
