Request a consultation to see if your date is available and return the Wedding Officiant Booking Agreement along with the non-refundable booking fee. Its that simple. Please keep in mind that dates book quick and I will not be able to hold your date until I have received the Wedding Officiant Booking Agreement along with the non-refundable booking fee.

As long as I am available, you can book me in as little as two hours before your wedding.

Yes

Yes! At whatever setting you choose - a home, garden, museum, gazebo, estate, lake, church hotel, resort, or in snowy woods.

I have many different suits and dress shirts to match the colors of your wedding. I can also wear a ministerial robe or Jeans and a polo! We can decide what would best flow with your ceremony together.

Definitely. I use your preferences, and your ideas to create a ceremony that is uniquely yours.

Absolutely! Its your wedding!

Ceremonies can be anywhere from 5 - 30 minutes long depending on your choices. Do you require premarital counseling?

I don't require premarital counseling but I recommend it.

Yes! If you want your ceremony to be perfect and go off without a hitch, I highly recommend a rehearsal. Rehearsals help the bridal party to know what to do and when to do it. Rehearsal or not, we will go over every detail.

I have a contingency plan. I have never needed to use it but have one in place just in case.

Applications are accepted at Register of Deeds offices M-F, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm. Times may vary by county.

$60.00 cash payment due at time of application. No physical or blood work is required. Immediately upon issuance, the license is valid for 60 days.

Divorced applicants must provide the date of their divorce and some counties will request an original or certified copy of the Divorce Decree. Because not all counties are uniform in their requirements, it is recommended that you call the office at which you intend to apply to learn of their specific requirements before you go. Likewise, should either the bride or groom not be American citizens, it is best to call the office at which you intend to apply for your license to learn what paperwork will be required of you.

21 years of age or older may use;

current driver’s license

current State ID Card

current Passportcurrent Military ID

20 years of age or younger must have a certified copy of their Birth Certificate and meet all requirements of their county.

Both Bride and Groom must provide their Social Security numbers with verification through their Social Security Cards or W-2 Forms

I will need your marriage license before the ceremony. Without the marriage license I will not be able to perform the wedding ceremony. After the ceremony, I sign the license and asks your two witnesses to sign the license. I will mail both copies back to the Register of Deeds where you got it. It will be recorded by the county and mailed back to you.

To prove you're married you need a certified copy from the county. Some counties provide you with a copy of their required form to order copies. You can also download the necessary information and the form any time from the county where you got your license. Check what the county requires for you to get copies. Each copy costs $10.00 payable to the Register of Deeds Office for that county.

Take a certified copy of the marriage license to the Social Security Administration, then to the DMV. To get a passport changed, mail a certified copy to the passport office.