FAQ's

How does getting married online work?

Your entire marriage process is completed online, making it simple, paper-free, and stress-free. Your ceremony takes place via Zoom, allowing you to say “I do” from the comfort of your home - or anywhere with a reliable internet connection. The ceremony typically lasts about 15 minutes. Afterward, we’ll email you a digital copy of your Texas marriage certificate and submit the original to your County Clerk’s Office via certified mail. Once your clerk receives it, they’ll officially process and sign your license, then mail it back to you. 

How does a Mobile Marriage Ceremony work?

For a mobile ceremony, we come to you. Whether you request to have your ceremony at your home, a park, or any special location you choose. A legally authorized officiant will lead your ceremony, complete and sign your marriage license, and either mail it to your county clerk or give it to you to file. Mobile ceremonies are currently available on Mondays and Tuesdays, making it easy and personal for your special day. 

Who will officiate my ceremony?

Your ceremony will be conducted by a legally recognized officiant fully authorized to perform weddings in Texas. They’ll guide you through the ceremony and make sure all legal requirements are properly completed, so your marriage is valid.

When can we get married?

For virtual ceremonies, we can schedule your wedding as soon as your marriage license is received in our office! For mobile, in-person ceremonies, we are currently available on Mondays and Tuesdays. We’ll do our best to accommodate your preferred date, so your special day happens exactly when you’re ready.

Will my marriage certificate show that it was done online or remotely?

No, your marriage certificate will not indicate that your ceremony was conducted online nor remotely.

Do holidays affect my marriage ceremony?

During holiday seasons, court processing times for marriage licenses may take a little longer due to limited staff or higher demand. Rest assured, we’ll keep you updated every step of the way and ensure your license is processed as quickly as possible.

What languages do the officiants speak?

Our officiants are fluent in English and Spanish, and we can conduct your ceremony in either language - or a mix of both to make your celebration even more personal.

Can you help me get divorced?

We specialize in celebrating weddings and officiating ceremonies, so we do not handle divorce proceedings. If you need assistance with a divorce, we recommend contacting a licensed attorney or your local family court. They can guide you through the process.

Do you marry military couples?

Yes! We proudly officiate weddings for both active-duty and retired military couples. Even if you are deployed, all you need is a valid Texas marriage license for your ceremony to be legally recognized. As a thank-you for your service, we also offer a 20% discount—just email us proof of military ID before booking. 

Do you marry first responders?

Yes! We are honored to serve those who serve our communities. Firefighters, police officers, and EMTs are all welcome. Like all ceremonies, you’ll need a valid Texas marriage license for your marriage to be legally recognized. We also offer a 20% discount -just email us proof of employment before booking.

Can you perform proxy marriages (if one person isn’t present)?

Texas only allows proxy marriages in very limited situations, such as when one party is on active military duty and unable to be physically present. Otherwise, both people must attend the ceremony, whether virtually or in person - for the marriage to be valid. Ask your County Clerk or look on your county's website for more information.

Do we need a Texas marriage license if we live out of state?

Yes. To be legally married in Texas, whether in person or virtually, you must have a valid Texas-issued marriage license. Even if you live in another state (or country), you’ll need to apply through any Texas county clerk’s office before your ceremony.

What’s the price to get legally married online?

Our online wedding services are priced at $150. This includes your virtual ceremony with a legally authorized officiant, completion of your marriage license, and submission to your county clerk. Any additional services, like photography or expedited processing, may have separate fees.

What’s the price for a Mobile Marriage ceremony?

Our mobile, in-person wedding services start at $280. This includes your ceremony with a legally authorized officiant brought to you with our basic tier photography option. After the ceremony, we can either mail your license to your county clerk or provide it for you to file. Additional services, such as our additional photography package we offer or expedited processing, may have separate fees.

What happens after I pay?

Once your payment is received, we’ll send you a confirmation email with all the details for your ceremony. You’ll also receive instructions on what to expect during your virtual or mobile ceremony, and next steps to make sure your marriage is legally recognized.

What’s your refund policy for Virtual Marriage ceremonies?

• Cancellation requests, via email, must be sent at least 24 hours prior to your scheduled Ceremony and will be eligible for 100% refund of your service fee.

• Cancellation requests, via email, that are sent less than 24 hours prior to your scheduled ceremony and/or no-shows are non-refundable.

• Refunds are issued to the original payment method within 7-10 business days.

What’s your refund policy for Mobile Marriage ceremonies?

• Cancellation requests sent, via email, must be sent at least 7 days prior to your scheduled Ceremony and will be eligible for 100% refund of your service fee.

• Cancellation requests, via email, must be sent at least 24 hours prior to your scheduled Ceremony and will be eligible for 75% refund of your service fee.

• Cancellation requests, via email, that are sent less than 24 hours prior to your scheduled ceremony and/or no-shows are non-refundable.

• Refunds are issued to the original payment method within 7-10 business days.

Are virtual wedding ceremonies legal in Texas?

Yes, Texas law allows wedding ceremonies to be performed virtually, as long as they are conducted by a legally authorized officiant and you have a valid Texas marriage license. After your virtual ceremony, we complete and return your license to the county clerk so your marriage is officially recorded. 

Do we need a Texas marriage license if we live out of state?

Yes. To be legally married in Texas, whether in person or virtually, you must have a valid Texas-issued marriage license. Even if you live in another state (or country), you’ll need to apply through any Texas county clerk’s office before your ceremony.

What happens after the ceremony - how is my marriage finalized?

After your ceremony, we will complete and sign your marriage license. We then return it to the county clerk’s office where it was issued. The clerk officially records it, and once that happens, your marriage is legally recognized. Processing times vary by county but are usually just a few business days for them to mail back to you- or you pick it up.

How do I correct a spelling error or other issue on my Texas marriage certificate?

If you notice any errors on your marriage certificate, such as a misspelled name or incorrect date, corrections must be made through the same county clerk’s office that issued your license. We’ll guide you on who to contact and which forms to submit. In most cases, it’s a straightforward process, and we’ll help ensure your certificate is accurate.

Can you perform proxy marriages (if one person isn’t present)?

Texas only allows proxy marriages in very limited situations, such as when one party is on active military duty and unable to be physically present. Otherwise, both people must attend the ceremony, whether virtually or in person - for the marriage to be valid. Ask your County Clerk or look on your county's website for more information.