A Jehovah’s Witness wedding is simple. The ceremony, often in a Kingdom Hall, centres on a Bible talk of about 30 minutes by a Witness minister, then the couple’s vows, sometimes rings, and a prayer. Any reception is held elsewhere and may have a meal, music and dancing. Witnesses are taught to marry only fellow baptized Witnesses. When jw.org explains what happens at a Witness wedding, it points within its first few lines to a village in Galilee: “Jesus attended…

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