courthouse wedding
Judge-officiated marriage ceremony
A courthouse wedding is a civil marriage ceremony performed at a courthouse or government building, typically by a judge, justice of the peace, or clerk.
These ceremonies are simpler, faster, and cheaper than traditional weddings, often chosen for practical reasons or by couples who prefer minimal fuss: They skipped the big reception and had a courthouse wedding.
- civilMinimally polite
- ceremonyFormal event marking occasions
- justiceFair treatment under law
- elopementSecret departure to wed
- no frillsWithout extras or embellishments
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Marriage ceremony in religious building
church ceremony · temple wedding · castle wedding · garden wedding · destination wedding
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Sovereign's marriage celebration
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Formal worship gathering
religious ceremony · holy matrimony · church service · nuptial mass
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