AishaB

Great job!

Its looks great. thanks for sharing.

thanks for sharing.

Quote: Originally Posted by autjo Martha - luv your logo! Our site is: Autumn and Brett | Our Wedding Website Autumn, your website is great. I must say that I loved how you included the link with "A Picture is Worth..." I am definitely going to use that if it is okay with you. Thanks for sharing.

those are really cute and simple. Thanks for sharing

I know exactly what you are talking about. It is just very difficult right now with everything that is going on, the state of the economy, incomes not rising. Bah! He just paid off his car and the last of his student loans and so we are hoping to put the money he was spending into a savings account for the wedding, since he is the only one that is employed. I just picked up some babysitting but it is hardly enough to pay for my student loans. So saving isn't even in my future. I hope things turn around and you are able to put something into your savings soon. Good luck!

Deep! Can always rely on Maya to tell you!

Okay LexiBride this is what I have found out. I am going to quote directly from the Marriage Bureau/County Clerk office website (here is the link City Clerk's Office - Marriage FAQ) Even though this is for NYC, I believe that this will be statewide. . Can I use a Marriage License obtained at one of your offices in another state? A. No. A Marriage License issued in New York City may not be used outside of New York State. Please note that if you marry outside of New York State, your marriage record will be filed in that jurisdiction. [back to top] Q. Can I register my Marriage Record from another jurisdiction with your offices? A. No. We do not register marriages performed in jurisdictions outside of New York City in our offices. We only maintain marriage records where the Marriage License was obtained in one of our offices. While some other countries require their residents to register any marriage performed elsewhere in their local registry, New York City does not. What does it all mean? (sorry to get a bit legalese on you but I will keep it simple) You see the state that you get married in is very important when it comes to domicile/residency issues and also divorce proceedings. Most states have rules about how long you can be living there before getting a divorce, etc. Getting married in another state and not having it registered in NYS doesn't make the marriage null and void, it just simply means that you were not married in NYS but your marriage license will be recognized by the state (not registered but recognized as you and your spouse being married) as long as the license was valid where and when issued. I hope this helps. Sorry it is long. If it isn't too clear please feel free to PM me. AishaB

I don't know how to link one thread with another so I will just give you info and you can go over there. But Landwlkr started a thread "New York City" under East Coast. She has a lot of resources about the county clerk, etc. You can definitely go check that out for info. I am going to include the link in this post though. Also, as far as I know you can get married in another state/country and it will be recognized in NY State. I like the point that Kristy brought out. I believe she is correct. I will definitely ask my fellow legal eagles today and follow up on this post. Good luck! City Clerk's Office - City of New York

congratulations on your engagement and welcome to the forum. Good luck with your planning!

This information is really great, thanks so much!

My FI and I are still trying to decide where we should get married. We have two finalists = Barr Mansion and Cancun, Mexico (most likely Dreams Cancun). Has anyone gotten married or is getting married at the Barr Mansion or knows of anyone that has? I just love that place. The next time I visit FI in TX, we are driving up to Austin for a visit. The reviews on weddingwire are just glowing and everything on their website looks spectacular. So if anyone has first hand knowledge please share with me. Thanks AishaB

Congratulations on your engagement and welcome to the forums. I am also thinking about Cancun. Good luck!

Welcome Karina and good luck with your planning.

That's sweet. congratulations and good luck with your planning.

Nice bags. I like!

I think its great!

I think it can be done in Garageband (i.e., if you have a mac).

Hey congratulations on your engagement and welcome. The ladies here are just great and everyone is very helpful. Good luck!

They are great!

thanks for posting.

Thanks for sharing.

Congratulations and welcome.

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Oh Sax Lady I hope you do get to see your sweetie soon. I think its difficult cause he lives in TX, I definitely think another country is an even bigger deal. We shall endure and make it through this time for the happier times for sure. Keep on smiling and thanks for the hand up!