Can anyone translate a German Marriage Document from Ancestry

Question

https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/2957/41539_prep480_000175-00395/22405449?backurl=https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/160482070/person/402101852762/facts

Groom information after zu Roddhan......

Looking for fathers name and any additional information regrding the groom.

Answer 1

Arbeiter Friedrich Johann Ferdinand Buchholz,  zu Rohahn, Kreis Ost Prignitz, wohnhaft zu Spandau, Seegfelder Strasse No. 13, Sohn des Arbeiter Friedrich Buchholz und dessen Ehefrau Sophia gebornen Freitag.

Worker, Friedrich Johann Ferdinand Buchholz born at Rodahn in district of East Pregnitz, resident of Spandau, Seegfelder Street Number 13, son of worker Friedrich Buchholz and his wife, Sophia, born Freitag.

Answer 2

Check out the volunteer German transcribe group at https://www.transcribe-group.com/ - they helped me to translate a paper document that I had inherited.

Answer 3

You should get a copy of Edna Bentz’ book 

If I Can You Can Decipher Germanic Records

This will help you immensely. While out of print, I believe, it is available at Amazon for a very modest cost. It is well worth it.

Answer 4

I don't have an Ancestry account, can you upload the image to here? Thanks.