Courthouse wedding planning

My partner and I plan to get married in Iceland on June 5th, 2019. However, we wanted to do a private service one year prior so that certain family members who may not make it to Iceland could attend our marriage. We also thought that might help with the legalities of getting married in another country. We decided to get married exactly one year prior on June 5th, 2018 downtown Chicago at the courthouse.

Getting married is a legal contract between two individuals who promise to love each other forever. The wedding ceremony itself can be held in many venues, but many people opt for a local courthouse. In

As more couples shift away from the idea of planning a full-blown wedding with hundreds of guests, we’re seeing more and more courthouse weddings. This ultimate guide will help you plan a memorable courthouse wedding and answer any questions you may have. | Image by Flora Gibson

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Congratulations! At it’s core, your wedding is about celebrating your love and commitment to each other. Planning your wedding is an exciting process. Your intimate courthouse wedding will be just as unique and exciting as any other wedding experience. It is most definitely just as special! Pop t

A civil wedding ceremony, or nuptials conducted by a legal official, often take place at a local courthouse or city hall. Whether you've always dreamed of a small wedding or want a civil ceremony ahead of a large celebration or destination wedding, we're sharing everything you need to know about how to plan one.

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More and more couples have decided to leave the traditional wedding behind for a courthouse wedding... wedding planning tips | courthouse wedding tips | K'Mich Weddings Philadelphia PA