| Commitment Ceremony in Missouri Civil Union in Illinois |
Celebrate your special love and commitment with a
ceremony of spirit and unity at a commitment ceremony or
civil union. Carolyn Burke can help you find GLBT friendly
resources in the Metro St. Louis MO area and the Metro
East IL area too!
ceremony of spirit and unity at a commitment ceremony or
civil union. Carolyn Burke can help you find GLBT friendly
resources in the Metro St. Louis MO area and the Metro
East IL area too!
Recite your vows in a location that is right for you!
We can arrange an event that you and your guests will NEVER forget.
We can arrange an event that you and your guests will NEVER forget.
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What is a Civil Union Ceremony?
Any 2 people who are 18 or older, including straight couples.
The law says a union can be between 2 persons of either the same or opposite sex.
This ceremony is legal after June 1, 2011 in the state of Illinois.
What is a Commitment Ceremony?
A commitment ceremony is a bond of love between two people, gay or straight
Gay, Lesbian, Bi-Sexual or Transgender.
It does not involve any government.
There are no legal benefits to having a Commitment Ceremony.
Any 2 people who are 18 or older, including straight couples.
The law says a union can be between 2 persons of either the same or opposite sex.
This ceremony is legal after June 1, 2011 in the state of Illinois.
What is a Commitment Ceremony?
A commitment ceremony is a bond of love between two people, gay or straight
Gay, Lesbian, Bi-Sexual or Transgender.
It does not involve any government.
There are no legal benefits to having a Commitment Ceremony.
We want to thank you for everything in making our day
special. It may not be legal here in Missouri, but in our
hearts, it is completely official !
~Michelle and Angie (July 2011)
special. It may not be legal here in Missouri, but in our
hearts, it is completely official !
~Michelle and Angie (July 2011)