February 28, 2026, Washington, DC — Interfaith Marriages proudly shares 16 years of dedicated service to couples officiating their weddings, including Interfaith, Secular, Nikah, and other religious light ceremonies. The couples have come from 97 ethnicities, 12 religious traditions, 101 Cities across the US, Canada, Mexico, the UK, Iceland, Spain, and other destination weddings. A wedding is […]
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Polygamy and Its Cultural Contexts Some religions and cultures still approve polygamy. For instance, what if a boy initially marries a girl and later takes a second wife? Polygamy is not allowed in Western societies, but it is permitted in many Muslim societies. In Hindu culture, the practice is often overlooked rather than formally accepted.
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This is good to hear – despite the villains threatening interfaith marriages in India, people still marry – 589 interfaith marriages this year in New Delhi is a good sign. No one can stop any two people from getting married. Love has no bounds! Courtesy – India Post NEW DELHI: Nearly 19,250 marriages were registered in
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India is perhaps the first nation in the world with a record of interfaith weddings. The Great King Akbar married a Hindu princess and both kept their religions. India has been a beacon of hope – However, with the rise of jingoist nationalists, and silent approval of harassment of Interfaith couples, India witnessed severe setbacks
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I am blessed to feel, act, think and believe in equality. The following sentence caught my attention, “Women deferring to men about most things is infuriating enough, but about their most intimate body parts?” Dr. Gunter’s article is classic to understand Gender Equality or Gender Pluralism. The other article at this site where equality is
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Harry and Meghan’s wedding is a milestone wedding in the history of racial and class relations. The broke the barriers and pave the way for greater acceptance. Hence, it is being written here at https://interfaithmarriages.org/harry-meghan-a-royal-romance/ As a Pluralist, I have chosen to officiate the weddings of couples to reflect the essence of Bride and Groom’s religious and cultural
By Mike Ghouse, the interfaith wedding officiant While reviewing articles about Interfaith and Interracial marriages for our website www.InterfaithMarriages.org, I came across an item that caught my attention – it is the romance between Harry and Meghan. What appealed to me was the relationship between an average American girl and the ‘Prince’. Meghan represented America
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I have officiated a wedding – a Malaysian groom and a Vietnamese bride. It was a joy to go through their celebrations Mike Ghouse Wedding officiant Mike@Interfaithmarriages.org # # # Indonesia, Interfaith Marriage is Legal – But With Many Obstacles Courtesy VOA FILE – An Indonesian couple takes part in a mass interfaith wedding ceremony
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India was a blessed nation for thousands of years, it has had a good history of Pluralism and inclusion, all that is changing now with the right wing government who do not tolerate interfaith marraiges and carry out harassment and even killing. All this will change, badness never lasts. Mike Ghouse Wedding Officiant Mike@Interfaithmarriages.org #
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This is a high profile wedding, and would be watching this. It will have the same effect on the world as did Obama’s election on November 4, 2008. Mike Ghous Wedding Officiant Mike@interfaithmarriages.org # # # Meghan Markle, Prince Harry’s Royal Wedding: The Race Factor And Its Effect On The British Monarchy Courtesy of Forbes
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