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proxy marriage

noun

  1. a marriage performed between one of the two contracting parties and a proxy who has been authorized to represent the other.


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Origin of proxy marriage1

First recorded in 1895–1900
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Under federal immigration laws in the United States, a proxy marriage is not considered legitimate until it is consummated, as old-fashioned as that might sound.

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In a double proxy marriage, a couple signs their right-of-attorney over to two stand-ins who get married for them by signing the marriage license in front of an officiant.

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Tom Kennedy of Armed Forces Proxy Marriage in Montana, estimated there are only a few companies doing what he and the Coens are doing in Montana.

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“By the time customers find out about proxy marriage, they’re usually on their last rope,†Mr. Coen said.

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For some nervous betrothed couples a proxy marriage might sound too good to be true; if there is really such an easy way to avoid the stress and fuss of a wedding ceremony, surely everyone would do it?

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