Getting Married in a Church?

You have to ask the pastor of the specific church you want to be married in. If they have different standards for pre-marital counseling they may not feel comfortable letting you do it at another church. Since it is so far away you could probably convince the pastor to counsel you over the phone.

Every church is different and you will have to inquire with the specific church you would like to use.

I would ask whoever does your counseling where you live if they know of anyone in your hometown ... knowing eachother might make it more smooth of a process for you.

Well, this gets complicated because if your fiance is a strict Catholic, he's going to run into trouble marrying outside his faith. Obviously, it's not a problem if he's not that observant, but if you use the Catholic church, you as the bride need to do whatever that parish recommends. It's always pre-cana and at least some make you promise to raise the kids as Catholic (my sister had to do this).

A nondenominational church would be most likely to be liberal, but you'd need to talk to them. But make sure you understand what it means if he intends to stay Catholic, because it does involve kids being raised that way if he intends to maintain his membership.

Ask a nondenomanational church in your hometown. Must churchs want you to do premarriage counseling through their church but best way is to ask them personally not Y!Answers.

I think now we don't even need to be baptise for getting married in a church so... I think there's no problem. But I'm not a specialist so i don't really know... you should go get some information

The simple answer is

Ask, the worst the church could say no