Resources for Online Marriage and Relationships

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Knowledge Center

Guides

The Complete Checklist for Changing Your Name After Marriage in the US

Understanding Muslim Marriage Rules: A Comprehensive Guide

The Average Wedding Cost in Popular Destinations Worldwide

Navigating Modern Finances as a Couple: A Unique Perspective

Legal

United States Marriage License Requirements for Non-Citizens

Apostille vs. Authentication Certificate: Learn the Key Differences for Document Legalization

China Begins Accepting Apostilles to Ease International Document Legalization

Nikah Online: Understanding Its Legality and Procedure in Islamic Marriages

Eloping

Our Top 10 Tips for Planning an Easygoing Courthouse Wedding

‍Elope on a Budget: Tips for a Beautiful Wedding Without Breaking the Bank

How to Elope Online: Step-by-step Guide to Virtual Weddings

Here are the Best Places to Get Married Fast Around the World

Same-sex

Destination Wedding Guide for Same-Sex Couples: Create Your Dream Celebration

Protect Your Love: A Prenup Guide for Same-Sex Couples

How to Get Married as a Same-Sex Couple in the Philippines

How to Plan an Affordable Same-Sex Wedding

Ceremonies

February 2024 Nuptials: A Guide to the Best Wedding Dates

Leap Year Wedding: Tie the Knot on a Rare Day in 2024

Fur-real? Your Beloved Pet Can Be an Official Wedding Witness in these US States!

Planning a Spring Wedding: Themes, Colors, and Flower Choices

Love stories

Sunny and Louis

JR and Sil

Ella and Rex

Jeremy and Kati

Happily married online with Courtly.

Jeremy and Kati

Ella and Rex

JR and Sil

Use Courtly to make it official.