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After the wedding ◆ Vow renewal & anniversaries

Say your vows again, with everyone there

Many of our couples married quickly to get the legal side done, often at a court or online, with only a few people watching. Later, they want the ceremony one family missed. That might be a church blessing, a nikah, a Hindu ceremony or a simple renewal on the beach with both sets of parents. We help you plan it.

Anniversaries count too. A tenth anniversary in the country where you met, or a small dinner with a short renewal of vows. We look after the bookings, the officiant and the details, so you can enjoy the day.

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Is this for you? ◇

This is for you if

  • You married at a court in the UAE and your grandmother still wants a church wedding.
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  • Your spouse’s family missed the ceremony and would love a nikah or a blessing.
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  • Your tenth anniversary is coming and you want to go back where you met.
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  • You want your children to see you say your vows.
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What you get ✦

What’s included

  • A planning call for your ceremony
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  • Officiant or religious leader search
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  • Venue suggestions and booking help
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  • Guest travel and visa guidance
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  • Ceremony scripts and vow writing support
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  • Anniversary celebration planning
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How it works ◆

Step by step

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Share your idea

Tell us what you have in mind, who should be there and which traditions matter. Rough ideas are fine.

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Find your officiant

We look for an officiant or religious leader who will celebrate your ceremony. Some faiths have conditions, and we check them with you.

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Plan the day

We help with the venue, guests’ travel and the small things that make it yours.

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Celebrate on the day

On the day, we coordinate so you can be with your guests. Afterwards, we can help with any certificate the ceremony gives you.

Your questions ◇

Vow renewal & anniversaries FAQ

Is a vow renewal legally binding?

Usually not. If you’re already legally married, a vow renewal or blessing is a celebration and doesn’t change your legal status. Some religious ceremonies can have their own effects in certain communities, so we check what applies to the ceremony you choose.

Can we have a religious ceremony after a civil marriage?

Often yes, though each faith and each officiant has their own conditions. Some ask for proof of the civil marriage, a conversation with both of you, or for one partner to be of that faith. We help you find an officiant who welcomes your situation and explain what they’ll ask for.

Can we combine two traditions in one ceremony?

Many couples do, sometimes with two officiants, sometimes with elements from each faith or culture. Not every religious leader will take part in a joint ceremony, so we talk it through with you and look for people open to it.

Where can we hold the ceremony?

Wherever makes sense for you and your guests, from a family home to a hotel, a beach or the country where you met. Some religious ceremonies need to happen in a place of worship. We check the rules for the type of ceremony and place you have in mind.

Our guests come from many countries. Can you help with that?

Yes. We can share general visa guidance for guests and help you pick a date and place that works for most people. Each guest’s visa depends on their own passport, so they’ll need to check their individual case with the embassy or an official source before booking flights.

We married with Easy Wedding™. Do we start from scratch?

No. If you married with us, we already know your story and your papers, which makes planning easier. Couples who married elsewhere are just as welcome. Send us a copy of your marriage certificate and tell us what you have in mind, and we’ll take it from there with you.

More after the wedding ✦
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First investment for the couple
Surrogacy & fertility guidance
Couple counselling
Kids support
Family support
Wills & inheritance
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