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The Marquette Park Pavillion in Miller Beach, Indiana where the wedding reception was held, will not give me any info. Something awesome happened on that night in the sky, that 1 other witness, that I know of, also saw. I need to know who else saw what we saw over the Pavillion that night. The night was on a Saturday. July 19 or 20. In the year 2013 or 2014. Does anyone know how I can find these people who attended the wedding reception that night? I do not need to meet them in person. I would be glad only to speak with them via online or on the phone. This is very important to me. Thank-You
Maybe the bride still has the list of guests and addresses she kept for sending out invitations and thank you notes? That's the only thing I can think of... You'd have to get permission from her to write all the guests and ask them if they were the one that saw what you saw.
The wedding venue wouldn't have any names other than the person(s) who booked the Pavillion, IF they even keep records.
Thanks! I do not need to find everybody for now. I will be happy to find only a couple of people who saw what had happened in the night sky. I was at my house a block away. I heard some people at the reception yell oooh and ahhh when it happened. That is why I want to know. I could see the Pavillion terrace from my home. The thing is... how in the world can I find the bride, groom, and guests, if the Pavillion office will not give me info about who booked the place on that day? Questions: Do you think people generally get married in the same State they have their wedding receptions? Do they usually have their wedding reception on the same day of their marriage? If so..how can I find their marriage records? If not, can I hire a private investigator to find them? How much will one charge me to find the bride and groom, or whoever booked the place, and was in attendance. Thank-You!
Last edited by glenninindy; 05-01-2017 at 05:30 AM..
It's likely that they were married some place in Lake County that day. Most people have a reception on the same day as the wedding. Not many people would know about the Pavilion in Miller Beach unless they were from the area. (I grew up nearby thus I know about it.)
There are are number of free sites available in Indiana to search for a marriage license, but you often need to know the name of the bride or groom to use them.
Updated: This site allows you to search by county and year. You'll have to go through 1000's of listings and a few hundred pages, but it's a start. If I were doing this task I'd use the "find" feature for both dates to go through the pages quickly. I'd start with July 20, 2013 (since most weddings are on Saturday). Then do the July, 19 2014 date.
I'd also start looking in the archives of the 2 local papers for a wedding announcement in 2013 or even into 2014/2015. An engagement announcement might have also appeared in 2012 or 2013. Those often indicate a wedding date.
Questions: Do you think people generally get married in the same State they have their wedding receptions? Do they usually have their wedding reception on the same day of their marriage? If so..how can I find their marriage records? If not, can I hire a private investigator to find them? How much will one charge me to find the bride and groom, or whoever booked the place, and was in attendance. Thank-You!
First make sure it was a wedding reception and not a Sweet 16, Bar Mitzvah, retirement party or other event that was going on. Otherwise you're barking up the wrong tree by looking up marriage licenses.
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