To register a marriage in India, you'll need documents proving identity, address, and age, along with an application form, a marriage certificate (if applicable), and possibly a wedding invitation and witness affidavits.

Here's a more detailed breakdown of the documents required for marriage registration in India:

#Essential Documents:

Application Form: You'll need to fill out and submit the official marriage registration application form. 

#Proof of Identity:

adhaar Card ,passport  ,Voter ID card ,driving license ,pan card.

#Proof of Address:

Aadhaar Card, passport, Voter ID Card, ration Card, utility bills.

#Proof of Age:

Birth Certificate
10th Class Certificate
Passport

Marriage Certificate (if applicable): If you have a marriage certificate from a religious ceremony, you'll need to provide it.

Wedding Invitation Card: A copy of your wedding invitation card can be helpful.

Witness Affidavits: You'll likely need affidavits from two witnesses who attended the wedding, stating that they witnessed the marriage.

Marriage Photograph: A photograph of the couple on their wedding day.

Affidavit of Marital Status: An affidavit stating that both parties are unmarried and not related within prohibited degrees of relationship.

Additional Documents (depending on the situation):

Certificate from Priest/Officiant:

If the marriage was solemnized in a religious place, you may need a certificate from the priest or officiant.

Proof of Marital Status:

In some cases, you might need to provide proof of previous marital status (e.g., divorce decree).

Other Documents:

Depending on the specific requirements of the state or local registrar's office, you may need other documents.

Note: It's always a good idea to check with the specific registrar's office in your area for the most up-to-date requirements and procedures.