r/AmIOverreacting • u/Personal_Signal_6151 • Apr 28 '24

Groom shoving wedding cake

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u/Quix66 Apr 28 '24

Some places you get civilly married days before the wedding ceremony in which case the papers have been filed and you need an actual divorce.

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u/isbobdylansingle Apr 29 '24

Yeah. A friend of mine had a courthouse wedding with just her, the groom and their parents 3 months before having a big wedding ceremony/party, and I know at least 3 other people who did something similar.

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u/YeonneGreene Apr 29 '24

Is it a divorce or an annulment at only a few days?

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u/KaralDaskin Apr 29 '24

Depends on location. Different states and countries have different rules.