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At MGC25, Edinam Abusah Esq. outlined the marriage process in Ghana according to the Marriages Act, 1884-1985 (CAP 127).
She added that missing any of these crucial steps could make your marriage null or void.
If you are planning to get married, make sure your officiating minister is licensed, and the marriage is conducted in a licensed/ gazetted church or venue.
15/04/2026
Ready to Register Your Marriage?
Whether it’s Customary, Mohammedan, or Ordinance, MarryRight Ghana is here to guide you every step of the way.
Make it legal. Make it last.
Contact us today and marry the legal way!
05/04/2026
MarryRight Ghana wishes you a happy Easter filled with hope, renewal, and new beginnings.
02/04/2026
Ending a marriage is never easy, and paperwork shouldn’t also add to the burden.
At MarryRight, we support you in obtaining your official divorce certificate, so you can move forward with clarity, dignity, and peace of mind.
Contact us today, and let‘s guide you through the process.
At 18, the law assumes every young person can survive on their own. But let’s be honest even without disabilities, life at that age in Ghana isn’t easy.
For children with disabilities, it’s even tougher. When maintenance ends at 18, many are left without real support, and families are forced to carry the burden alone.
👉 Should the law go beyond age 18 to give children with disabilities a fair chance at life? We’d love to hear your thoughts.
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