Is it possible in same day inter religion marriage

Yes, in India its possible thru religious ceremony and then get the same marriage registered under spceial marriage Act

Hello, good morning. Yes, it is possible to have an inter-religious marriage on the same day, but it largely depends on the laws of the country where the marriage takes place and the specific religions of the couple. Some countries and religions offer provisions for interfaith unions, while others have stricter regulations. Legal Frameworks In some countries, civil laws allow for interfaith marriages, which can be performed on the same day. For example, India's Special Marriage Act of 1954 was enacted to facilitate inter-caste and inter-religious marriages. This act allows any two individuals to marry, regardless of their faith, without renouncing their religion. However, there are certain conditions that must be met, including a notice period, which may mean the marriage cannot be solemnized on the very same day of the initial application. On the other hand, some countries do not have provisions for civil marriage, and all marriages are governed by religious laws. In such cases, interfaith marriage might not be possible without one of the partners converting. Christianity and Judaism It is often possible to have an interfaith ceremony, sometimes with two officiants representing each religion. For example, a Jewish-Catholic wedding can incorporate elements from both traditions, such as readings and blessings. Islam Islamic law generally allows Muslim men to marry Christian or Jewish women. However, it typically prohibits Muslim women from marrying non-Muslim men. In many Muslim-majority countries, these rules are reflected in the national laws. Buddhism There is no Buddhist doctrine that prohibits interfaith marriage. Practical Options For couples facing restrictive laws in their home country, one option is to travel to a country that allows for civil or interfaith marriages for foreigners. For instance, some Lebanese couples travel to Cyprus to have a civil marriage. It is also possible for a couple to hold two separate religious ceremonies on the same day to honor both of their faiths. This requires careful planning and communication with the officiants and families involved.