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Who can be witnesses to a marriage?

Updated by OURMARRIAGEJOURNEY
Parents or other persons who are known to the couple can be official witnesses for the solemnisation, as long as they are above 21 years old. The witnesses must be physically present for the solemnisation ceremony on the day of marriage.

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Civil MarriageMarriage application - General

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