You know at weddings when pastors say all the legal/religious stuff how there's a little book he has to read it out of, well is there a Spanish equivalent? Particularly for the part when he asks if anyone objects?
Any info you have is helpful. Thanks!
granny
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¿Alguién objeta a que (so and so, and, so and so) se casen?
Someone objects to (so and so, and, so and so) getting married?
Hable ahora, ó para siempre guarde silencio/calle
Speak now, or forever hold your peace.
¿Hay alguna objeción a este matrimonio?
Are there any objections to this marriage?
Anonymous
Yes it pretty much the same in any language. Of course there are variances but in general, as far as a traditional wedding goes, the vows are the same. I added a link below that translates the ceremony for you. Hope that helps