You must meet these requirements to get married online: 

• Be 18 years of age or older
• Single and not married
• Have a valid government issued ID
• Have Internet connection with video access

LoveLife offers different wedding ceremonies to fit your style and needs — choose:

• Quickie
  Just the legalities (5-10 minutes)
• Just Enough
  Vows & ring exchange (15-25 minutes)
• The Long One
  Fully customizable wedding (up to 40 minutes)

Purchase add-ons such as witnesses, apostilles and extra wedding certificates - see pricing for add-ons.

Put your personalized wedding ceremony on the Calender with LoveLife. You will see all available dates and times to have your wedding, in your local time zone, immediately after you purchase a ceremony package. If you don't know when you want to get married yet, you can schedule in the future using a link we send you via email. LoveLife performs ceremonies 24/7. 

Obtain your marriage license online with the link we provide. This can be done in the comforts of your own homes and takes about 45 minutes. You will get 1 license for the both of you. The license expires 32 days after you purchase it, so be sure to get married before it expires. Click here for more information about getting your license.

After you get the email with your newly issued marriage license, forward it to LoveLife so the officiant can finalize and submit it after your ceremony, to make it legal.

To verify that you and your partner match the names on the marriage license and we are marrying the correct couple, email LoveLife your government-issued IDs.

Forward your Zoom link to family and friends. This allows anyone, from anywhere in the world, join and celebrate with you on your special day.

Join the video wedding Zoom call and get married! Come a little early to make sure the video and audio work, as well as you looking the way you want to on your special day!

Immediately after you get married online, you will get a digital copy of your marriage certificate. Within two business days, you will be shipped your certified copy of your marriage certificate.

When you have received your marriage certificate, that is no different than an in-person marriage certificate, take it to your local government offices (clerk) and have them register you as married.