Is there a certain amount of time you need to be baptised before you can get married in a catholic church?

Answer 1

Only one of the two people being married have to be a baptized Catholic.

There is no minimum time required between baptism and marriage.

With love in Christ.

Answer 2

You don't need to be baptized to be married in a Catholic Church--just one of the people gettting married needs to be Catholic

Answer 3

You don't have to be baptized at all as long as your spouse is Catholic already. You have have a wedding ceremony instead of a wedding mass, but my aunt had the full blown mass and she wasn't Catholic. It was really boring (and I was holding a 4 month old baby the whole time). Opt for the ceremony if they let you!

Answer 4

catholics make me sick. Did you know that some of the most horrible mobsters of all time were catholic?

I hate the catholic religion

They told my little brother he sin cuz he look at a girl
see they create pedifiles and homos

I hate the catholic church. Hopefully they will be the first to be annihalated

Answer 5

Most Catholic churches require premarital counseling before you can get married in their church.

Answer 6

my cousin was baptized and married in the catholic church within the same month

Answer 7

No. If one of the two is Catholic, the other doesn't even have to be Catholic.

Answer 8

If you were a baby when you were baptized you would need to reach age 17 or so. If you were an adult then you would probably be OK

Answer 9

Are you converting? If you are, depending on the diocese, it could be a few months to almost two years

Answer 10

I don't know, but you should never "convert" to a religion just to get married. You will regret this decision.