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Re: The unholy bureaucracy
by Anonymous
Suw, I'd suggest a blessing too. You have the civil ceremony first where the official/legal marriage takes place, which is then followed by a church blessing on the marriage. It's quite common. The two services don't have to happen on the same day. Friends of mine got 'married' twice last year, with a week inbetween each ceremony. With a blessing, I think you may also find that the vows are a little more flexible than if it were a marriage service, as they don't have to cover the legal side of things.
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