Book a Ceremony

Have someone you love
marry you

We guide your friend or family member through getting ordained and your state's rules, write your ceremony, and remind you to return your signed license. From $79.

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1

Pick your person

Choose the friend or family member you want to marry you β€” and tell us where and when.

2

We help them get ready

We guide them through getting ordained and your state's officiant rules, and write your personalized ceremony.

3

You get married

They perform the ceremony with confidence, and we remind you both to return the signed license to the clerk β€” the step that makes it official.

Simple, flat pricing

Self-Guided

Everything you need, done yourself.

$79

  • βœ“Step-by-step plan for your state
  • βœ“Step-by-step ordination guidance for your person
  • βœ“State authorization & registration checklist
  • βœ“AI-written, personalized ceremony script
  • βœ“Marriage-license guide + return reminders
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Concierge

We sweat the details for you.

$249

  • βœ“Everything in Self-Guided, plus:
  • βœ“Priority human support
  • βœ“Printed keepsake ceremony book
  • βœ“Name-pronunciation guide
  • βœ“Rehearsal & day-of prep help
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Built around your state's rules

Some states require officiants to register first, and a few let couples marry without one. We show your person exactly what your state requires and remind you to return the signed license to the clerk. See the requirements for your state in our marriage-license guide.

Common questions

Is this legal?

In most states a friend or family member can legally officiate once they're ordained, but rules vary: some states and cities (for example Virginia, Nevada, Hawaii and New York City) also require the officiant to register or get court authorization first, and a few (such as Colorado, Pennsylvania and D.C.) let couples marry without an officiant at all. We show your person exactly what your state requires. We're not a law firm β€” always confirm with your county clerk.

What if my person has never done this before?

That's exactly who this is for. We walk them through the legal steps and write a complete, easy-to-read ceremony script β€” they just read it and make it personal.

How is this different from hiring an officiant?

It lets someone who actually knows you perform your ceremony. If you'd rather hire a verified professional, you can do that too β€” browse officiants on our marketplace.

What's not included?

Your marriage license fee (paid to your county), and any state officiant-registration fee where required. We show you exactly what those are for your state.

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