I want to have 3 wives. Does anyone of  a church in Utah that will perform the ceremonies?
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yes its happening in US, i saw inthe news a certain church that believes bin polygamy, well the owner of the church is now a fugitive,but try check in web, in america everything is possible.
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ooohhh yes. the wedding of my dream. if it's my 3rd wedding, first husband will walk me to the altar ang give my hand to my fiance, the second husband will be the best man. the children will be the flower girl/boy. the 3 men will wear the same tuxido. and then we'll have big party, first I will dace with my new husband and rotate with the other 2. After the party, we'll send the children to my mom while the 4 of us going to our foursome honeymoon in Hawai. I wish it will be the dream come true some day.\nfor the start I'll have 3, as times goes by, i don't know how many will enter.
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There are a couple of ways.  Some counties allow a person to be "ordanied for a day."  Basically, for one day only, they have the legal right to ordain marriages.  Go to the county marraige registar's office to find out if this can be done.\n\nOf course, the no-fail, yet very silly way is to have them ordained by the Universal Life Church, or one of the many like-minded "churchs."  It takes about an hour messing online, but one can easly be ordained by these churchs that don't really exist, but are legally recognized anyway.
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A friend of mine got married. She is Mormon. I am not. I could not come to the ceremony. THAT was hard for me to accept...why would a church exclude people from its walls? Exclude people from such an important ceremony. It kinda hurt...and that was like 20 yrs ago too.
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Ask the mormons, they have probably baptised them too!
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SEE http://www.exmormon.net
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Let's start with some background information.  Polygamy exists in three specific forms, including polygyny (one man having multiple wives), polyandry (one woman having multiple husbands), or group marriage (some combination of polygyny and polyandry). Historically, all three practices have been found, but polygyny is by far the most common.\n\nIn America the Mormon religion is the most famous for polygamy.  The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints practiced polygamy in the United States and referred to it as "plural marriage".  Polygamy among these groups persists today in Utah, neighboring states, and the spin-off colonies, as well as among isolated individuals with no organized church affiliation. Polygamist churches of Mormon origin are called "Mormon fundamentalist". According to one source, there are as many as 37,000 Mormon fundamentalists, with less than half of them living in polygamous households.  Most of the polygamy is believed to be restricted to about a dozen extended groups of polygamous Mormon fundamentalists.\n\nWith this one example, proof that polygamy is not immoral to the entire world.
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Yep.  The Mormons.\n\nDuring the temple ceremony, a person is given a "new name" that will be called for entry into (their version) of Heaven, the Celestial Kingdom.  The husband must remember the "new name" of his wife or, it's presumed, she won't be allowed to enter into Heaven.  All men in a temple "session" get the same name (such as "Adam, Enoch, etc.") and all women in a "session" get the same name (such as, "Ruth, Sarah, Rachael", etc.)\n\nMembers are admonished to never reveal their "new name" and almost always refuse to discuss what goes on during the temple "sessions" so you'll unlikely hear anything about this from active members.
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I married my wife in a Mormon Temple in 1971. In the ceremony they tell you that the keys signs and penalties they give you, as you complete your endowment, are guarded by sacred oaths of secrecy. The Church has changed the ceremony at least once since then so I am not sure what they say now. If what they are doing now is the right stuff I don't know how the early Mormon leaders made it to the 3rd level of the celestial kingdom, or is it the other way around and today's Mormon can't make it???   Jim
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I'm sorry but a religion who is against homosexuality because it's not a marriage between a man and a woman but their men are allowed to have more than one wife is completely f'ed up.  It was Adam and Eve, not Adam and Eve, Stacy & Amanda. \n\nTim : while mormons practiced polygamy much more back in the day, there are still mormons who have more than 1 wife.  Not many, but there are still some.  *******Even though they do not practice polygamy as widespread as they once did, they do feel that since David, Solomon and other patriarchs had many wives, obviously God would not look upon it as a sin. **********  Can I put that more clearly Tim who has to continue defending his answer.   \n\n"I have many more wives than one...and am not ashamed to have it known." this quote is by a very famous Mormon by the name of Brigham Young.
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The above answer is exactly right. I'm a Mormon (not as active with it as some people though) who lives in Utah outside the Salt Lake area. If you're Mormon I'm sure you'll love it, but if not you'd be okay as long as you don't mind Mormons and can be okay working and associating with them. Salt Lake City itself is a little more diverse than areas like Provo and Logan, so it's kind of nice that way. Politics in Utah, as far as I can tell, are entirely controlled by the LDS Church. The schools are decent, not the nation's best, but not the worst by any means. I'd say if you can deal with Mormons and their ideas, you'll be fine in Utah. And the Mormons who are sincere in their beliefs will still associate and be friendly to you even if you aren't interested in joining their faith. Utah is a nice, beautiful place to live with a lot of cool people, and I wouldn't let the LDS (Mormon) church be a factor in not moving to Utah. Plus the whole state is really anti-smoking and I love that!!!
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What is Abduladu interest in this woman?\nI notice most of his post are pro-Mormon.\n\nTell me Abduladu are you Mormon?\nHave you been on a mission trip?\nDo you know this lady?\nAre you or do you know Matthew Vanderpool?\n\nWhat she did was wrong but the brand of compassion you and other Mormons are showing her, doesn’t speak well of your church either.\n\nYou must admit it is a questionable practice to send young boys un accompanied by a female into homes of unsuspecting stay at home moms\n\n2 Tim 3:2  For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy,\n3  Without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those that are good,\n4  Traitors, heady, highminded, lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God;\n5  Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away.\n6  For of this sort are they which creep into houses, and lead captive silly women laden with sins, led away with divers lusts,\n7Ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth.\n\nProblems like this arise all the time as a result of that practice. You might do better to reconsider the practice than to condemn this lady. One can hardly help but imagine what Jesus would do. My suggestion is that only the Mormon who is without sin throw the first stone.\n\nAs for you joann_46er, you would do better to forget this boy, repent of what you have done, pray the forgiveness of your husband and kids even if he doesn’t take you back. If you confess your sins and ask him, God will forgive you. This will hurt for a long time but you will get over it. Be responsible and take the results of your acts as deserved outcomes. Be humble and contrite. Who knows your husband with Gods grace and power and time might be forgiving. Many who have read your post are praying for your forgiveness’, your reunification with your family if that is Gods will and His grace in your life. More importantly you should join us in praying for the best possible outcome for your children and husband.\n\n2 Tim 3:2  For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy,\n3  Without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those that are good,\n4  Traitors, heady, highminded, lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God;\n5  Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away.\n6  For of this sort are they which creep into houses, and lead captive silly women laden with sins, led away with divers lusts,\n7  Ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth.
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you must be greek orthodox. your partner should be the maid of honour.
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Why not go to a wedding chappel where ALL they do is perform marriages! That way it is still in a "church" but not one that either of you go to. OR go to the Justice of Peace. (City Hall) If that is not to your liking, choose a picturesque spot near your home and have a notary public officiate.
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I got married in Branson too and there is the sweetest little wedding church  (it is just for weddings) where we got married. It has been moved to another location (it is now on F hwy). It is a log church and just perfect for a small wedding. Try to look up wedding chapels on google or ask info about it from the operator.\nI was married there 15 years ago in November and have been so happy. \nBest Wishes!
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Look at the Church's web page...LDS.org...you should be able to find something.  I know I've managed to find a ward or branch everywhere I've ever been in the world.  Isn't it wonderful!!!\n\nI found an area there...
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Actually Mormons have not stopped polygamy at all.  They simply have hidden it among certain members.  I have studied Mormons and many other religions for decades and know a great deal about them.  More than most Mormons even know.  They publicly denounce polygamy and when recruiting will tell people that ask about it, that no they dont believe it and will refer to Adam having one wife Eve.  However when a Mormon has been in the organization long enough they will say that polygamy is in their belief and they should be like Abraham having many wives.  However they encourage not practicing it to not draw attention by the law.  Yet even today there are those known as the hard core Mormons that live in communes in Utah that do practice polygamy openly.  The church spends a great deal of effort to hide these people as they are considered the "true believers".\n\nYears ago at one of their get togethers there was a Mormon that showed up traveling around.  He had the classic 1800s look of an Omish type person with his beard and no mustache.  I knew I struck pay dirt and went to meet him.  The Mormon bishop and elders knowing who I was tried to distract me but I eventually got to him.  He had no idea who I was and I potrayed myself as a fellow Mormon.  I said all the keywords stating my dad had went through temple marriage ceremonies.  I told him I hope to wear the sacred robe and speak the oaths of secrecy too.  The guy began to speak of how he felt that modern Mormons were gutless and not going to have their own planet like Jehovah.  He then told me about his multiple wives in Utah.  He was overall disgusted that Mormonism had sold out and not practicing what Joseph and Brigham had taught.\n\nSo yes they do believe in this heavily just have a hard time practicing it in the US.  There is a movie that is forbidden for all Mormons to watch but is a tremendous movie called "the godmakers".  It is good expose on them made by former Mormons.  \n\nI have talked with hundreds of Mormons in my time and it has always amazed me about them.  Averagely they are some of the most intelligent and nice people you will ever meet.  I have always just been blown away with the history of that religion and it obvious contradictory beliefs that these good people can stay in it.  It is quite a shame.\n\nI would not worry about these kids preaching out there.  I have never had a problem with anyone of any belief speaking their mind.  No matter how "wrong" I might feel they are, I enjoy hearing people's views.  I like knowing how people came to their life's conclusions.  What draws them to things.