How to get married online – Tips & Advice

Because of the COVID-19 and other stringent regulations, many countries have begun to offer their citizens the option of getting married online through Zoom. Is it legal, though? Will you be able to obtain a marriage license?
To learn everything there is to know about online marriage, read the entire article.

Online legalization of marriage

The process of legally marrying someone online may appear simple and straightforward, but it is entirely dependent on the couple’s circumstances. A number of factors contribute to the legitimacy of an online wedding.

For many years, online weddings had no legal standing, but thanks to COVID-19, the landscape of this concept has shifted slightly. Some religious marriages are now held over the internet using Zoom or Skype.

Religious weddings, on the other hand, are not recognized in the absence of civil legal documents. Couples who want to marry online must select a civil marriage and ensure they have all of the required documentation.

The legal procedure

Following receipt of the wedding certificate from the marriage registrar, the certificate is legalized locally at the respective Ministries and Apostille.
Furthermore, if your current country is not a signatory to the Apostille Convention, we will assist you in bringing the certificate to the appropriate embassy for attestation. Once the entire process is completed, we will receive the original hard copy. We will then complete the final stage of legalization if you live in the UAE. If you live in another country, we will mail you the original copy to finish the process.

In conclusion of your online wedding

Following the pandemic, many GCC-based couples have struggled to return home and marry in their home country. Online weddings have the benefit of being able to take place anywhere. Whether at your home or at a special location for you.

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