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9 "Technology" Category Articles
Jewish Synagogue moves ordination online to circumvent COVID-19 shutdown
COVID-19 is pushing more and more religious functions online, such as the Jewish Universalist Online Synagogue, which ordained 162 Rabbis and Cantors over the internet last week
The Pros and Cons of Virtual Weddings: Is a Zoom ceremony the right choice for you?
The pros and cons of having a virtual wedding ceremony
These states are where you can - and can't - get married online
Some states are now allowing couples to get married online. California, New York, Illinois and other states have passed emergency measurers allowing couples to get married via Skype, Zoom, and FaceTime, updates for 2021 with new states.
Skype, Zoom, Livestream: Virtual Wedding Ceremonies Defined
What virtual wedding ceremonies are and why it's important to understand how they pertain to marriage laws during the Coronavirus pandemic
Coronavirus or Knot: How to Get Your Marriage License and Legally Wed During a Global Pandemic
Step-by-step action plan for couples who want to get married during government shutdowns amidst the Coronavirus pandemic
Online Skype Weddings (Probably) Aren't Legal -- An Expert Explains How Coronavirus Cancellations are Pushing Couples into a Legal Grey Area
Experts explain why most online (Skype, Zoom, FaceTime) coronavirus wedding ceremonies won’t be considered legal by the courts
Asked to Officiate a Wedding?
Follow these simple steps to perform marriage for friends and family.
Can I Officiate a Skype Wedding?
Officiants ask if they can perform a virtual wedding ceremony via Skype due to Coronavirus wedding cancellations and postponements - and we answer why, typically, the answer is No.
Proposed New Jersey Amendment to "Authorize Persons Serving Overseas in Military to be Married or Enter into Civil Union by Video Conference or Other Electronic Means”
New Jersey’s marriage by proxy laws will now authorize persons serving overseas in military to be married or enter into civil union by video conference or other electronic means
To Mic or Not to Mic, That is the Question
What kind of microphone should you use for your wedding ceremony? That all depends on the kind of event, how many guests, and what sort of space you choose.