Book a Wedding Officiant — We’ll Come to You

Elopements, courthouse-style weddings at home, vow renewals or a full ceremony at your venue. A licensed officiant performs your ceremony wherever you choose, signs your marriage license and returns it to the county for you.

A short legal ceremony at your home, office or a place of your choice. Includes signing and filing your license.

A personalized ceremony with your own vows or a script we write together, at your venue.

Evenings, weekends, holidays and urgent bedside weddings.

Do we need a marriage license before the ceremony?

Yes. Get your marriage license from the county clerk before your wedding day and bring it to the ceremony. Some states have a waiting period before you can marry and a deadline for using the license, so check your county’s rules.

Do we need witnesses?

It depends on your state. Some states require one or two witnesses, and some require none. Tell us when you book and we’ll confirm what your license needs. [We can provide witnesses on request.]

Can you marry us on short notice or the same day?

Often, yes. As long as you have a valid license in hand and any waiting period has passed, we can usually schedule a ceremony quickly. Call 1-877-618-OPAL for urgent requests.

Where can the ceremony take place?

Almost anywhere: your home, a backyard, a park, a beach, a restaurant, a hospital room or your wedding venue. Some public places require a permit, so check before you book.

Can we write our own vows?

Absolutely. You can share your own vows, choose from our ceremony scripts, or mix both. We’ll walk you through it before the big day.

Who files the marriage license after the ceremony?

After the ceremony, the officiant completes and signs the license and returns it to the county within the required deadline. Your county then records it, and you can order certified copies of your marriage certificate.

Are your officiants legally authorized to perform weddings?

Yes. Our officiants are [ordained ministers / authorized under your state’s law] to solemnize marriages. Requirements vary by state, so we’ll confirm before your ceremony.

Can you also notarize our prenup or name-change documents?

Yes. As a notary service, we can notarize prenuptial agreements and many name-change forms at the same visit. Notaries can’t give legal advice, so have an attorney review your prenup first.