Information about Belgium Marriage.

Belgium is a country with a liberal approach to marriage. Marriage in Belgium can take place between a man and a woman. However, with the law that came into force in 2003, marriage between same-sex couples was legalized. This made Belgium one of the first countries in the world to allow same-sex marriage. Marriage in Belgium is regulated by civil law rules. The marriage is performed in front of a municipal official or authorized person. There is a certain age limit for marriage. The minimum age limit for men is 18 and for women it is 16. However, people between the ages of 16 and 18 must obtain parental permission to get married. Certain documents and procedures are required for marriage to be officially recognized. These include documents such as a birth certificate, passport or identity document, bachelor's certificate, divorce or widow's certificate. Applications for marriage are usually made in municipalities and the application process can take several weeks. Marriages in Belgium are usually celebrated with a big ceremony. Weddings usually take place in churches or town halls. Couples often invite family and close friends. At weddings, a wedding dress and groom's suit are traditionally worn, a ring is worn and wedding vows are taken. A wedding party is usually held afterwards. Marriages in Belgium generally occur as a result of long-term and committed relationships. Marriage is a step in which couples officially recognize their love and commitment to each other and are accepted by society. Marriage is an institution that enables couples to live together and establish a common future.