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No weddings allowed according to the Orthodox calendar:
Religious marriage is not officiated during the following periods:
– There is no religious weddings in the week White
– There is no religious weddings in Lent
– There is no religious weddings in Bright Week
– There is no religious weddings Whit Sunday
– There is no religious weddings in SF position. Peter and Paul
– There is no religious weddings Dormition Fast
– weddings are not religious in the Christmas post
– There is no religious wedding between Christmas and Epiphany
– do not post religious weddings and fasting days
Warning! although you can not celebrate the religious ceremony, though for civil weddings there is no prohibition in this regard!
In 2010 not do weddings (religious wedding) in the following periods:
– In all fasting days throughout the year
– Today on the eve of Great Feasts and their
– The week drippings (8 to 14 March 2010)
– During Lent (February 15 to April 3, 2010)
– The Bright Week (April 5 to April 10, 2010)
– Lent Holy Apostles Peter and Paul (May 31-June 29, 2010)
– The Dormition Fast (1-14 August)
– Nativity Lent (November 14-December 24)
– From the Nativity to Epiphany (December 25 to January 6)
In 2009
not do weddings (religious wedding) in the following periods:
– There is no religious weddings White week: 2 to 8 March 2009
– There is no religious weddings in Lent: March 9-April 19, 2009
– There is no religious weddings in Bright Week: 20 to 26 April 2009
– There is no religious weddings Pentecost Sunday: June 7, 2009
– There is no religious weddings in SF position. Peter and Paul, 22 to 28 June 2009
– There is no religious weddings Dormition Fast: 1 to 14 August 2009
– There is no religious weddings in the post Christmas: 15 November to 24 December 2009
– There is no religious wedding between Christmas and Epiphany: December 25 to January 6
– do not post religious weddings in the Post today: the eve of the Epiphany: January 5, Beheading of St. John the Baptist – August 29, Holy Cross – 14 September.