In most villages of Eastern Europe or the Middle East, there is only one priest, and he marries everybody. The only real problem comes with confession--it would not be "on" for the Pani or her children to confess to her husband, at least not if they want to remain married. I was told by Bishop Florian of Cluj-Gherla that, in pre-WW II Romania, many villages had both an Orthodox and a Greek Catholic church, and that the Panis would go to the other priest for confession.
I was also told that, when one priest was either ill or away from the village, he would direct his flock to go to Liturgy at the other church. Ah, the good old days!
