Getting Married in Georgia

Getting married in Georgia and organizing weddings in this country is our specialty. Marriages may be registered in wedding houses, Public Service Hall branches, and any territory office of the Public Services Development Agency;

The marriage palaces in Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi, Rustavi, Sighnaghi, Akhaltsikhe, Gori, Kvareli, Zugdidi, and Mtskheta offer a specific ritual service in ceremonial circumstances. Marriage may also be registered elsewhere, at any site, outside of the registration body.

Georgia Marriage License

Marriage is a willful union between a man and a woman to start a family. Following the registration of the couple’s marriage with the appropriate authorities, the couple is granted certain rights and obligations.

Marriage registration law interpretation

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Requirements for Marriage Registration in Georgia

  • Marriage registration requires the permission of those who wish to marry and the attainment of marriage age;
  • Marriage registration is permitted beginning at age 18;
  • Registration of marriages is not allowed:
  • between persons, when one of them marries another person;
  • between family members who are directly descended or ascendant;
  • between a brother and a sister who are related biologically or non-biologically;
  • between an adopted child and their adoptive parents;
  • Between persons, when one of them is a ward and a marriage contract is not concluded between them as outlined in Part 2 of Article 1172 of the Civil Code of Georgia.
  • When one or both parties are foreign citizens, they must legally stay in Georgia to register their marriage.

What is a marriage contract

It is important to note that the marriage contract solely governs property rights and obligations. Therefore, the spouses’ rights and obligations are unaffected by the agreement. common property is anything that spouses obtain while they are married (co-ownership). However, couples can override this legal requirement for a property by entering into a marriage contract that outlines their property rights and obligations, both during the marriage and in the event of divorce.

The marriage contract can be concluded both on the existing property and the property acquired in the future. Couples can combine their assets or designate shared or separate property ownership. The property divided between the spouses at the end of the marriage is another right of the couple. Also, the court might modify the provisions of the marriage contract based on the application of the interested spouse and for respectable grounds, which would put one of the spouses in a very adverse situation.

What is a marriage contract

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