We would like to have a friend officiate our wedding in PA. He'd need to be ordained online and I want to make sure the court will accept our marriage license application. We are getting married in Bucks County so we were planning on using that courthouse, but could easily go to a neighboring county. Has anyone gotten married by an online minister in PA? If so, what online organization did you use? What documentation did you or the officiant have to give to the courthouse so that your online minister could legally officiate your wedding?
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