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Don't confuse her further...:) She's already mentioned getting married legally in Canada which means they're thinking of the K3. After that, anything they plan (i.e. a huge ceremony, blessing, reaffirmation, etc.) is not the legal ceremony. If the OP and her fiancé go that route they won't have to worry about "fake this or fake that". Of course, if they decide to pursue the K1 and have a "fake" ceremony, making a slip up by calling each other husband or wife CAN cause problems when they travel to see each other.

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