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30-08-2005, 04:44 PM
Originally Posted by Hevvur
Actually, a wedding is to join in matrimony, to unite, to take a spouse, the ceremony of a marriage - it has nothing to do with being religious or non-religious.A Civil ceremony contains no religious elements or anything with religious connotation, a religious ceremony is exactly what it says.
as understand it..a marriage/wedding can be civil ceremony ....or a religious one...if you go to a registry office it is a 'civil ceremony' but you are still getting wed (hence a wedding the act of getting wed ) /married.
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