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Civil Ceremonies in Aruba

9nickels5hearts
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16 years 2 months ago #6602 by 9nickels5hearts

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From what I understand, if you plan a destination wedding, you have to have a civil ceremony downtown where you get legally married, and the fancy wedding you have later on the beach or what have you is called the blessing ceremony.

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16 years 2 months ago #6613 by SaltnPepper

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I think you are right. I guess it's not that much different from many overseas wedding experiences in that sense. I think it would be nice if the courthouse is elegant and tasteful. I wonder if it is close to a beach or other beauty spot.

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16 years 2 months ago #6625 by 9nickels5hearts

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I know! When I first saw civil ceremony, I thought: Oh they do have an option for gay marriage! Can't wait until Miriam and Shoshonna see this! But then I realized it was just like the justice of the peace!

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16 years 2 months ago #6630 by MiriamAndShoshannadDieu

Replied by MiriamAndShoshannadDieu on topic RE:Civil Ceremonies in Aruba

Ha! Thats what we thought too! But alas no.

Also, no biggie but it is spelled Shoshanna with an a in the middle instead of an o.

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