Are marriage ceremonies allowed on private property?

Full question:

Is there any laws about having a marriage ceremony on private property?

  • Category: Marriage
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  • State: Kansas

Answer:

Marriage ceremonies can be either civil or religious. According to Kansas law (sec. 23-101), ceremonies held on private property are just as valid as those on public property.

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FAQs

Yes, you can have a private wedding ceremony on private property. In Kansas, there are no specific laws preventing marriage ceremonies from occurring in private spaces, as long as you comply with any general marriage requirements.