Marriage officiants and pastors : Under God or Not?

Unless you're going to a courthouse and getting married by the Justice of the Peace who is a judge, all marriage officiants are pastors, ministers, Rabbis, priests, etc. All officiants must be mandated under a religious title. Being outside of a proper church doesn't change that fact, unless you're Catholic.

Yeah I think getting married by an officiant is not getting married under God,and I think the only way to truly be married under God is to get married by a Pastor,because marriage is a sacred thing,and once we say our vows will be together forever because I love you,and I wish that more people who get married would stay together,and that not so many people would get divorced,cause honestly I think divorce is bad,and that is dishonors God,since basically a God is working to the Pastor to do his bidding.

I am glad you asked!!! My husband is a Mormon, and I'm a Presbyterian. We are both comortable and happy with our religions, and no one converted for the other. A conservative Presbyterian minister who does NOT speak for the entire aith, called the Mormons heretics, and some missionaries from my husband's church tried to convert me!!! AARRGGHH!!! We had a totally SECULAR wedding, because we did not want these arguing clergy people involved in legalizing our marriage. We will have a blessing cerimony with prayers and BOTH our religions performed by friends in August, and our marriage is nice and legal without the aid of people who think we're heretics.