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You and Your Fiance' DESERVE The ONLY Wedding Officiant that offers...

"The Whole Package"!...

♦ Totally Individualized Planning Support!

♦ Customized Pre-Wedding and Ceremony Service!

♦ Individual Meetings Featuring:

♦ Your Differences Turned Into Your Benefits by Discovery of The Hidden Magic Inspiring Your Union!

♦ Increased Understanding of Your Love For Each Other!

♦ Relationship Insight & Mission Empowerment!

♦ THE Most Inspiring Ceremony!

Impress and Surprise Your Bride-to-Be:

Contact Mitch Darnell today @ tel: 916/247.1655; eMail: ForeverInspired@surewest.net

WHERE'S YOUR WEDDING?...

NorCal? Check "90-60-30 Days Before" @ SacGroom!

Other USA Locations? Check your local jurisdiction for regulations and requirements!

Italy? You'll Need...

• Proof of US Citizenship
• If applicable, final divorce decree or death cert. of a previous spouse (Translated into Italian!)
• Check into the series of legal requirements if you're having a non-Roman Catholic Clergy officiate (like Mitch!)
  
• Your Contact: The Embassy of Italy in Washington - www.ambwashingtondc.esteri.it
  3000 Whitehaven St. N.W., Washington, DC, 20008; tel: 202/612.4400
• After the civil ceremony, Mitch will perform your Wedding!!

Mexico?...

• Your Birth Certificate - authenticated, and translated into Spanish... And avalid passport
• If you've been married before, you need proof of divorce
• A Mexican physician's note stating that the two of you are free of some specific diseases that are "impediments to marriage in Mexico"
• X-Rays and a blood test
• You can have a religious ceremony, but only civil ceremonies are legally recognized in Mexico!
• Your Contact: Oficina del Registro Civil - Arcos de Belen y Doctor Andrade - 06720 Mexico, D.F.; tel: 011-52-5-578-7140.
• Info. @ www.visitmexicocity.com, and: http://mexico.usembassy.gov/eng/edirectory/html

France?...

• French Mairies (see below) require some or all of the following:

·  Valid U.S. passport or a Carte de Sejour (French Residence Permit)

·  Medical Certificate

·  Affidavit of Law

·  Affidavit of Marital Status or Certificate of Celibacy

·  Cerified Copies of Your Birth Certificates

·  Final Divorce Decree, or certified copy of Death Certificate of any previous spouse(s)

¤  NOTE: All documents required by your Mairie generally must have an official French seal, and be translated by a sworn Translator.

• At least one of you must have resided in France for a minimum of 40 days, continuously, prior to your Marriage Date.  Your French residence will determine which Mairie performs your civil ceremony.
• Legal french marriages must be performed by a French Civil Authority - Prior to any religious ceremony!  Generally, peopl have the town Mairie (Mayor) of their residence [see above] be their French Civil Authority.
• You MUST post a Marriage Bann (a formal announcement of intention to marry) at least 10 working days prior to your Marriage, at the Mairie where you intend to wed.
• SacGroom's recommendation: Check with the Bureau des Mariages at the Mairie first, and the US French Embassy @ http://france.usembassy.gov!
• Then, have Mitch perform your post-civil Wedding Ceremony!!

Hawaii...

• Both of you gotta be at least 18 years old, or have Parents or Legal Guardians' Written & Certified consent
• Proof of age
• Hawaiian Marriage License - Get it within 30 days of your Wedding (or it becomes extinct)
• Ya can't be 1st cousins for legal Hawaiian Marriage!
• Info. @ http://hawaii.gov/health/vital-records/marriage/index.html; tel: 808/586.4545; eMail: vr-info@doh.hawaii.gov
• Contact the Dept. of Health on the island you wish to Marry for further details and info. on who can officiate... Unless you have Mitch go with you!