Information about Colombian Marriage.

Marriage in Colombia is a social and legal institution performed in a ceremony that includes both traditional and modern elements. In Colombia, marriage is legally recognized and there is a formal procedure for registering marriages. Marriage takes place in a civil ceremony, and couples obtain their marriage license by applying for marriage and submitting official documents. These documents include birth certificates, identification documents, divorce or widow certificates (if applicable), and a receipt for payment of the marriage application fee. In Colombia, marriage is an act that couples can legally perform after they turn 18 years old. However, couples between the ages of 14 and 18 can marry with the permission of their parents or legal guardian. It is also legally recognized for same-sex couples to marry in Colombia. In Colombia, marriage usually takes place in church or town hall. Church weddings are often the preferred option for Catholic couples, but couples can also have weddings in other places of worship depending on their religious beliefs. Marriages in Colombia are usually celebrated with a large group of family and friends. Weddings are often colorful and fun events and are often filled with live music, dancing and traditional food. It is also seen as an opportunity for friendship and bonding between the bride and groom's families. Marriage in Colombia is a ceremony that officially crowns a couple's love and commitment to each other. Marriage is considered a symbol of social status in Colombian society and often symbolizes family unity and fidelity. Divorce rates in Colombia are generally low, but have been increasing in recent years. In case of divorce, couples must obtain an official divorce decree and submit relevant documents. The divorce process can often be long and complicated.