How is Jehovah witnesses get married to a non witnesses?

Answer 1

There's that word 'celebrate' again. We're not big on the concept of 'celebrating'; so I'll drop the word.

We have weddings.

Before the wedding, the couple confers with the elders who make sure that the couple have kept themselves chaste, (then there is something to really celebrate).

For use of the Kingdom Hall, or for one of the elders to perform the marriage, the couple must be morally chaste.)

Each couple decides on the specifics and proceedures.

The walk down the isle is common.

A short talk is given to them on the platform, regarding the sacredness of marriage, the blessings and responsibilities expected from Jehovah of them.

Then the vows.

A walk out the asle.

Usually a reception. Food, sometimes alcohol, dancing, skits.

(We're not into throwing confetti, or rice; neither dangling of tin cans behind the cars.)

Answer 2

You can go to a 'justice of the peace'; or to her priest/pastor.

Jehovah's Witnesses will not perform the marriage.

While many people don't follow the guidelines in The Bible, we follow the principle in Deut 7:3,4 (The Message version): "Don't marry them: Don't give your daughters to their sons and don't take their daughters for your sons-before you know it they'd involve you in worshiping their gods, and God would explode in anger, putting a quick end to you."

Answer 3

If you are speaking of Jehovah Witnesses they marry the same as any other Christian faith. In their church(kingdom hall) in front of their minister