I'd never really thought about marriage before, or religion for that matter, but I recently heard that you need to get "confirmed" in order to marry.
Now, this doesn't seem right to me, because as far as I know, you only get confirmed if you're christian or catholic. (I could be completely wrong, I have no idea) I also heard that apparently only one of you has to be.
I'm mostly positive that if that is true, you can still get a more legal marriage without a conformation of sorts.
That being said, is it possible to have the more traditional wedding (church, after party, etc) without being confirmed in a religion?
I live in MN USA, if that makes a difference.
Any information would be appreciated, as I'm both a stranger to relgion and the details involved in weddings.
2007-09-30
16:05:17
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