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Q.
My fiancé and I are both Christians. We feel that
God has blessed us with each other and wish to make a permanent commitment,
only we don't have the funds for a traditional church wedding. Do you
feel there is anything wrong with us having a private civil ceremony, just
between us two, then having a formal church function when we can afford it?
We need advice in terms of Christianity.
A.
As a fellow Christian, I don't see a problem from a religious point, of having
a civil ceremony, but why not ask your pastor to marry you in a small ceremony
in his office rather than having a civil ceremony? Then, when you can
afford it, you can have a vow renewal ceremony with all your friends and
family present. If you are not presently attending a church, ask a
family member or friend for the name of their pastor. Most ministers are
happy to perform a small wedding.
If you are thinking of having a civil ceremony
and not telling anyone that you are married, then giving the appearance of
living together, that is a problem. The Bible says that we are to "flee
from the appearance of evil." As a believer, you are a representative of
Christ to those around you. If you give the appearance of living
together outside of marriage, then you are condoning something that the Bible
calls a sin.
Best wishes to you.
Glenna Tooman, ForeverWed.com Wedding Consultant
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