Court / Arya Samaj Marriage

Court marriage is a legal process wherein a marriage is performed in a court of law rather than a religious institution.

Arya Samaj marriage is a religious ceremony performed under the Arya Samaj principles. It emphasizes the moral and ethical aspects of marriage.

Marriage registration is the process of officially recording a marriage. It can be done under different acts,.

A marriage certificate is an official document that proves the marital status of a couple. It is often required.

For NRI (Non-Resident Indian) marriages, the process may involve additional requirements. Couples marrying abroad need to ensure compliance with both Indian laws.

Inter-caste marriage involves partners from different castes. While legally protected, it may still face social challenges in certain communities.

Hindu-Muslim marriages can be solemnized under the Special Marriage Act to provide legal recognition. The couple must meet certain criteria and complete the necessary registration process.

Nikaah can also be registered under the Muslim Marriage Act or the Special Marriage Act for legal recognition.

Inter-caste marriages have become more common as societal attitudes evolve, and many couples choose to marry outside their caste for love and personal compatibility.