This article was co-authored by Kemar & DeAnne Johnson. Kemar & DeAnne Johnson are Relationship Experts and Hosts of the “It’s Relational Podcast”. They specialize in effective communication and thorough comprehension as well as maintaining a healthy intimate relationship. They are high school sweethearts who have been married for over eight years and together for over 13 years. They have co-authored an Ebook called “The Top 25 Tips to Have a Beautiful Long Lasting Relationship.” They are also proud Jamaicans who value their roots, upbringing, and culture very much! They both attended Herbert H. Lehman High School and CUNY New York City College of Technology.
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Getting married in court is a great alternative to the traditional flashy wedding and there are a number of reasons why some couples choose this option. For example, it is less expensive and much easier and faster to plan. To get married in a court, you need to acquire a marriage license, select a date, plan the ceremony, and enjoy the festivities!