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Wendy
Beginner September 2027 Lincolnshire

Getting legally married abroad

Wendy, 5 December, 2024 at 17:33 Posted on Honeymoons & Getting Married Abroad 0 4
Hi everyone. First post here. Newly engaged and getting married abroad is a strong contender. We’d love to get married in Spain but neither of us have citizenship so a legal ceremony is a no go. We don’t want to get married here and then get married again abroad. What other options are available to us?

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Latest activity by Kuba, 2 March, 2025 at 22:38
  • Nelly
    Beginner March 2023 West London
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  • Bezos004
    Beginner March 2025 Lincolnshire
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    Getting legally married abroad can be tricky, especially without citizenship. Have you looked into doing the legal part at home first and then having a symbolic ceremony in Spain? A lot of couples go this route, and it keeps things simple while still letting you have the dream wedding.

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  • Bezos004
    Beginner March 2025 Lincolnshire
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    If Spain doesn’t work out legally, maybe consider Gibraltar? It’s nearby, and you can have a legally recognized marriage there without being a resident. Then you can still celebrate in Spain with a symbolic ceremony!

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  • Kuba
    Beginner March 2025 Lincolnshire
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    Getting legally married abroad can be such a headache! Spain’s rules are strict unless you’ve got residency, so a lot of couples do the legal part at home first, then have the real wedding abroad. But if you don’t want two ceremonies, maybe look into a symbolic ceremony—looks the same, just without the paperwork stress. Or, if wedding planning is getting too overwhelming, take a break and check out one night stand website — because sometimes, fun should come before the legal stuff. Are you set on Spain, or open to other destinations?

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