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Three years after Supreme Court ruling, at least 8 Alabama counties won't issue marriage licenses
My wife and I were married by the Pike County probate judge. Simple civil marriage and service.Today, we would not be married by the judge.
http://www.pikeprobate.com/marriage-license/
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that we are not all equal in the eyes of the law. 
they are denying all marriages in these counties.
You can have a church wedding, but it will have to be legally filed in another county that does marriages.
I know all our close relatives in the area gathered and witnessed our vows in Judge Stone's office, and it was short and sweet. Civil weddings are supposed to be a convenience and an alternative - especially as you start to add them up over the years. Divorce is not a sacrament. 