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Originally Posted by carrie721
it's a religious ceremony. it should not be recognized by the government.
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Officiants generally are public servants. It doesnt matter the type of ceremony. Officiants dont have to be minsters. Just because they marry someone in a church doesnt mean the union isnt legal...it could be in a backyard, in a bathroom, a courthouse, or a bordello. The private location of the wedding itself doesnt matter. Would you deny all those who marry the location of their choice? I doubt it. And I dont think I'd even be so bold in my Ledge-labeled effrontery.