What Is a Civil or Religious Wedding?

Marriage takes place between two very different beings, but the secret to success lies in learning to find yourself in the other person’s individuality and knowing that the other person complements you, and does not take away from you. In this way, we will already have the key to success.

In my capacity as a wedding officiant minister

I understood my mission very well: The fulfillment of love. I am the one in charge of officiating the ceremony through which the beginning of marriage is celebrated: the one responsible for making known to everyone the true meanings of marriage, the true sense of union as a couple. Every wedding I have celebrated has been unique and special; it is indescribable what I feel when I see them return after a year or more to renew their wedding vows.

What Is a Civil Wedding?

A civil wedding, or civil marriage, is one in which the establishment of a marriage is considered part of a contractual bond, with the assignment of civil rights to each of the spouses, who will become entitled to rights and obligations, established by current and duly enacted laws.

What Is a Religious Wedding?

A religious wedding revolves around the customs and traditions established by a particular religion or tradition, where typical attire is used (the classic wedding dress), and it is officiated by an authority who may be a priest, rabbi, minister, or whoever is authorized to officiate and lead the ceremony.

What Is a Civil or Religious Wedding?

In a civil or religious wedding, there must be a competent authority officiating and conducting the ceremony, with the presence of witnesses who attest to the couple’s intent when entering into marriage, and during the exchange of rings, which is the most common form of presentation.

“Wedding vows are the result of the willingness to want to become one. Wedding vows are the promises of love with which the commitment is sealed in the wedding ceremony.”

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