I disagree. A couple is legally married until the court and the system signs off on it in a divorce proceeding. That’s a dissolution of the marriage.
That’s only if the government “grants” the marriage.
If the government doesn’t grant marriage licenses, then the organization granting the matrimony is responsible for dissolving the agreement, which should have no legal bearing unless the two agree to fight over it in civil court.
Years ago before no-fault divorce was legally granted, that was how things worked in this country. A lot of people have forgotten about it, or never experienced the process of annulment/holy dissolution to begin with. Everything’s too easy nowadays and requires the courts to be involved in every aspect of our lives, no thanks to the sugar-daddy feel-good overbearing government.