Getting married: Is it the same in all countries?

I had marry. But it is different form you. We live together before marry. And we have the party at first,then sign in the Registration Department later. Most of our friend were same... Some is have baby before marry....But this is only few..

No. In Moldova, Russia, Belarus it is usually a simple civil ceremony and in India the ceremony is huge....I apparently have to plan an Indian wedding.

my country is india and in my country they are legally after married, the parents permission or lovemarriages they went to marriage rigesterate office and they sign so they became a wife and husband declared and they do what they want

Hi kevchua.. Your custom bout a marriage is the same with mine. A couple goes to mosque, or temple or church to take the marriage vow and signs the marriage forms there...and then the ceremonies come.. Yes..in my country before getting married not alowed to live together or have children... I think i'm proud being a citizen in my country..:) Thanks have a good time.:)

I think all countries are the same as they declared official marriage once they gone through the official registration in their particular country. I don't think in my country that it is not allowed to have children or living together, I would say, there is no encouragement to do that. All adult have their choice to either got married or choose go being de-facto relationship. And, there is NO restriction on registration of child born by unmarried couple. Unmarried couple will still be able to register the child as long as they acknowledged that the child is theirs. I think marriage is more a legal commitment, that both loving individual is willing to take oath to care and love for each other on a life span. However, there are people who break the oath and legal commitment, ended up with ugly divorces too.

Here in the Philippines, you must be 18yrs old and above to be legally married either civil wedding, church wedding or even in court. It takes a month to precessed all the papers before a wedding ceremony happens.

Here in Britain, marriages are very easy and not very different from others, we go to church, take the vows, and then celebrate after that, we also marry legally in court. And some simply prefer to do their marriages in the concern department only. Then there are the parties hosted by the families and the married couples.

In the Philippines, you have to get a marriage license first, before you can proceed to the ceremony. And it takes a lot of papers. I knew this because we had Family Relations as our subject, and we'd recently discussed this topic. It's not that I'm already married, I'm too young for that. (++,) Happy MyLotting!