The Ultimate Guide to Planning a Catholic Wedding
About this episode
This episode provides a comprehensive guide to planning a Catholic wedding, covering essential steps and requirements.
How to plan a Catholic wedding step by step: what makes a marriage sacramental, how to book a Catholic church for a wedding, what documents you need for a Catholic wedding, and how to navigate convalidation or a mixed marriage in the Catholic Church. Taught by Marie Hanson, Catholic wedding planner of five years. This episode covers: - What is the difference between validity, licitness, and sacramentality in a Catholic marriage - How far in advance to book a Catholic church wedding and why parishes take longer than reception venues - What is pre-cana and how do Catholic marriage prep requirements vary by diocese - What paperwork is needed for a Catholic wedding, including baptismal certificates, letters of freedom to marry, and marriage dispensations - What is convalidation and how to convalidate a marriage in the Catholic Church - Mixed marriage vs disparity of cult in Catholic weddings, and which one requires a dispensation - Full nuptial mass vs rite of marriage outside of Mass, and how to decide which one is right for your wedding - Catholic wedding dress code and modesty guidelines, plus photography and music rules during a Catholic wedding Mass - A complete Catholic wedding…
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