Quick Guide To Getting Married at the Courthouse

 The average wedding cost $30,000，can you believe it?

If you want a better way to spend your money, but want to tie the knot with your sweetheart still, consider a city hall wedding. Not only is it significantly cheaper, but it’ll take less time to plan and get through too.

And here is a quick guide on getting married at the courthouse.

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Choose the Actual Courthouse

There’s a common misconception that you need to get married at your local courthouse.

In fact, you can pick any you wish! It can be in the city you first date,  or maybe you just like the look of another city hall better.

Check the Marriage License Requirements

Different city halls will have varying marriage license requirements, so do your research before committing to a courthouse.

Some city hall that has no required waiting periods, you’ll be able to get the marriage license and even get married on the same day. It is good choice for couples who don't want to wait.

Otherwise, some will make you wait anywhere between 30 to 90 days to get from a marriage license to the actual marriage.

And don't forget that there are expiration dates too. So ensure your scheduled wedding date isn’t later than that.

Apply for a Marriage License Once You Set on The Courthouse

You’ll generally need a government-issued ID.

While every place will have its own requirements, so check it carefully.

Also, if you or your significant other’s been married before, you’ll need to present your divorce papers.

Getting Married at the Courthouse Is Simple

Getting married at the courthouse is an easy way to solidify the relationship between you and your loved one. It’s perfect for those who don’t want something extravagant but still desire a special and intimate day.

Need Prepare for the Big Day

Bring your marriage license with you on your wedding day, as well as the government-issued IDs and other required paperwork.

You’ll also need to get a witness or two for your civil ceremony (the exact number depends on the location). 

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Your witness can be your photographers during your wedding ceremony. That way, you’ll have wedding photos to look back on.

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