Can I still get married?

Question

I've always wanted to get married in a Catholic Church, or even outside of one. I've had a baby before getting married and was wondering can I still get married in a church?

Answer

If your okay with not marrying in a church if you find the priest (?) doesn't agree don't be disappointed in it. My mom was married in an Anglican Church (don't go to church myself) and then my parents got divorced 9 years later, and my mom remarried in a winery and then she got divorced again after 9 years. I don't plan on getting married because of her track record. My hunt and her husband aren't married and they've been together for about 40 years with 3 biological children and 7 adopted kids. I personally like the idea of marriage some days and others I couldn't care less.

Answer

Technically yes but contact the parish (usually a deacon is in charge of marriage).  Be up front and explain your situation. Know that you'll have to take classes and may have some extra steps since you already have a child. Good luck!

Answer

Google it instead of risking women on here ridiculing you for asking a dumb question...

Answer

Yes. We had our church wedding a year after our son was born. Our priest said he knew we wanted to make things right. We had to do confession and all including that we sinned by not marrying in God's home, but we believed we should have done it the right way first.

Answer

I think it all depends on the priest, some are way old school, and may not allow it.  I would contact the church, and ask them.

Can I still get married?

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