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Marriage is a contract between two parties.

Bride and groom are used in the context of a wedding ceremony, not in a legal context.

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Getting married to a Mexican national

Foreign nationals wishing to get married in Mexico to a Mexican national, please take note that the Registry Office can request the submission of the following documents:

Valid passport.
Valid Mexican entry documents (visas, migratory form, etc.).
Birth certificates*
Pre-nuptial Agreement where, the parties must specify whether they wish to get married under the system of Joint Ownership Property (sociedad conyugal) or under a Non-joint Ownership Property (separación de bienes).
If one or both parties is divorced or widowed, submit the appropriate certificate (ej. death certificate or absolute decree)*
Pre-nuptial medical certificate (must be obtained in Mexico).
If one or both parties are under 18, they must submit original parental permission granted by the parents or guardians or emancipation document, duly legalized.
In some States you’ll need to provide a Certificate of No Impediment (CNI)*, you can obtain a CNI from your local register office.

http://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/reinounido/index.php/servicios-a...


A marriage certificate issued by a Superintendent Registrar or a duly authorised minister of religion in the United Kingdom may usually be accepted for nationality purposes. However, it should always be remembered that the onus is on the parties concerned to show that they had the capacity to contract the marriage.

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For a foreign marriage to be valid in English law, the following conditions must normally be fulfilled:

• Each of the parties to the marriage must have the capacity, under the law of the place where he or she is domiciled at the time of the marriage, to marry the other party in the manner proposed.

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachm...

I feel this sounds more natural and English than the previous suggestions.