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QuestionWhat if my partner thinks we aren't serious enough to get married?Cristina Morara is a Professional Matchmaker, Dating Coach, Relationship Expert, and the Founder of Stellar Hitch Private Matchmaking, a luxury matchmaking service based in Los Angeles that serves clients nationwide and internationally. As a former casting director, Cristina specializes in finding the perfect partner through her exclusive global network and detailed, warm approach. Cristina holds a BA in Communications and Psychology from Villanova University. Stellar Hitch has been featured in the Huffington Post, Chelsea Handler’s Netflix documentary, ABC News, the Tonight Show, Voyage LA, and the Celebrity Perspective.Show them you're serious. Put more effort into the relationship, spend time together, and let the relationship grow organically. You have to give it time. It takes a long time for a meaningful relationship to develop, so just take it slow and prove that you're dedicated.
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QuestionWhere can I get a marriage license?Community AnswerAt your local courthouse. You and your fiance must appear in-person with ID.
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QuestionDo you have to have a wedding?Community AnswerYou do not have to have a wedding.You can elope and get married at a court house by a justice of the peace.
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QuestionCan I get married but not make it legal to the state until I am ready?Tom De BackerTop AnswererNo. A marriage is only legal if your country/state has registered it. If you want to be in a relationship, go through the ceremony and call yourself 'married', that's fine, but you're not technically married.
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QuestionHow can I have an elaborate ceremony on budget?PattiCommunity AnswerChoose to make many of your own decorations, as well as the food for your banquet. If there is a seamstress in your family, or your circle of friends, you can perhaps ask their assistance in making the dresses for the bridal party.
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QuestionDo both parties need to consent?FlutasmoradasCommunity AnswerIf you're talking about do you and the person getting married need to consent to getting married, then yes, you can't marry someone if they don't want to get married.
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QuestionHow many bridesmaids should I have at a big wedding?Tom De BackerTop AnswererHistorically, the groomsmen were there to protect his bride from being kidnapped by neighboring tribes. Weddings are big events, so everyone in the land knew about it: there's a fertile single woman available who's not yet pregnant - ideal for expanding our own tribe, let's go kidnap her! Bridesmaids on the other hand, serve the role of getting the bride ready for the ceremony and supporting her throughout the day. The number of bridesmaids does not depend on the size of the wedding, but rather on how much stuff you need to get done prior to and during the wedding.
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QuestionWhat is the average cost for a marriage in the courthouse?Community AnswerThis depends on your state, but it's typically $50 - $100 to have a justice of the peace officiate the wedding.
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QuestionMy boyfriend and I have been dating for 10 years and I'm ready for the next step. Should I get married soon?Community AnswerIf you both feel comfortable with it, go ahead! Obviously he’ll have to ask you. If he’s shy, give him little hints you’re thinking about it. If you’re unsure, maybe gently bring it up and see how he reacts.
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QuestionCan you propose marriage on the job?Community AnswerAbsolutely!
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QuestionWhat happens at the wedding rehearsal and the rehearsal dinner?Community AnswerThose are events on the eve of the wedding. You practice the ceremony, and the dinner is just a chance for everyone in the wedding party to get to know each other.
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QuestionCan you propose marriage at a community event?Amanda CousinsCommunity AnswerAbsolutely, if you met at a community event, propose there and accept the fiancé’s offer to be engaged and then married.
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