Both parties need to submit age and identity proofs. A notice period of 30 days may be required. The marriage is solemnized with Vedic chants and rituals. A certificate is issued post-ceremony, which is legally binding. Court marriage is a civil ceremony conducted by a government official. It is governed by the Special Marriage Act, 1954, allowing individuals of different religions, castes, or nationalities to marry without religious rituals. This form of marriage ensures legal validation and is suitable for those seeking a secular approach.