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Court Marriage, Arya Samaj marriage, NRI Marriage, and Marriage registration
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Court Marriage
Court marriage is the union of two souls where an oath ceremony is performed according to the Special Marriage Act of 1954.
NRI Marriage
If you are an NRI (Non-Resident India) or foreigner and want to get married in India, you can contact us for expert guidance.
Arya Samaj Marriage
Arya Samaj marriage is conducted according to the Arya Marriage Validation Act, 1937, is solemnized according to Vedic rites.
Marriage Registration
After solemnizing your marriage, you need to register your marriage and get a marriage registration certificate.
Same Day Marriage
Same-day marriage is solemnized under Arya Samaj marriage and then register your marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act 1955.
The Hindu Marriage Act
According to the Hindu Marriage Act 1955, a marriage is solemnized (an Arya Samaj marriage or an arranged marriage) and then registered.
The Special Marriage Act
According to the Special Marriage Act 1956, you can solemnize your marriage, so everyone needs to serve 30 days’ notice.
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Documents For Court Marriage/Arya Samaj Marriage
Passport-size photographs—four each of the married person.
Residential Proof (Aadhar Card/Voter Card/Passport/Ration Car/Driving License/Bank Passbook/Lease Deed/Rent Deed).
Date of Birth Proof (Xth Examination Certificate, Passport, PAN Card, and Municipal Corporation Certificate).
If any party is a divorcee, a certified copy of the decree of divorce is granted by the court.
If any party is a widow or widower, the death certificate of the dead spouse.
If any party is a Foreign citizen, holds a foreign passport, or has a foreign residential address,
Certificate of Present Marital Status of the Party, No Impediment Certificate, or NOC from the concerned Embassy.
valid visa and passport.
Two to three witnesses (both should be major with their ID, address proof, and passport-size photos).
Eligibility for court marriage
The bride should be at least 18 years of age, and the groom should be 21 years of age at the time of marriage.
Both parties should not have lived as husbands or wives at the time of marriage. They should be single at the time of marriage.
The parties should not be of unsound mind.
They should not be unable to give valid consent at the time of marriage.
Both parties should not suffer from any kind of insanity or mental disorder.
Both parties should not be within the decree of a prohibited relationship. (the court marriage can take place within a prohibited relationship if their custom allows doing so.)
Some of these are valid eligibility criteria for court marriage, and for more information, you may contact us.
Important Laws for court marriage & marriage registration in India
1: Special Marriage Act, 1954
This is an important act for court marriage & marriage registration, irrespective of caste & religion. No traditional marriage and rituals are performed during the marriage under the Special Marriage Act 1954.
It takes around 30 to 45 days to complete a marriage. All inter-religious marriages are performed under this act.
2: Hindu Marriage Act, 1955
This is applicable to all Hindus, including Sikhs, Jains, & Buddhists. It takes only 2-4 hours for the registration of marriage under this Act. Both partners must belong to the same Hindu religion by birth, and after birth, they must convert to Hindu.
At first, Both the male & female partners have to complete their marriage in the Arya Samaj Mandir.
The marriage is solemnized as per the Hindu Vedic rituals in the Arya Samaj Temple.
Only some important rituals are performed, like Saptapadi (the Seven Pheras Around Fire ), the Mangal Sutra, & Sindoor-Daan.
Also, two witnesses are required for the Arya Samaj Marriage. It takes around 2–3 hours for the completion of Arya Samaj’s marriage.
After the Arya Samaj marriage, the marriage will be registered in court under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.
The marriage certificate will be issued after the marriage registration, and you are now legally married.
3: Marriage Of Muslim Partners
If both partners belong to the Muslim religion, all marriages will be registered under the Muslim Personal Laws.
At first, Both male & female partners perform their Nikah. Both of them have to sign a Nikah-Nama by the Kazi.
Their marriages will be registered in court, & they will receive the marriage certificate after some days.
4: The Indian Christian Marriage Act, 1872
This is applicable to all the Christians in Delhi. If both partners belong to the Christian religion, their marriages will be registered under the Indian Christian Marriage Act, 1872.
At first, their marriage will be completed at the church in the presence of a priest & two witnesses.
After the church marriage, their marriage will be registered in court as per the Indian Christian Marriage Act, 1872.
5: Parsi Marriage & Divorce Act, 1936
This applies to all the Parsi Religions In Delhi. If both partners belong to the Parsi Religion, their marriages will be registered under the Parsi Marriage & Divorce Act, 1872
Advantages of Court Marriage
- Fast Procedure
- Time-Saving
- Economical & Affordable
- Hassle-free Marriage
- Under Full security
- Valid Everywhere in the world
- Not Issue with inter-caste or religion
