Florida Wedding Officiant — Simple, Done, Married.

What's Required for a Florida Wedding

1. A Florida marriage license — issued by any Florida county clerk to either Florida residents (no waiting period after a state-mandated premarital course or 3-day wait) or non-residents (effective immediately). License is valid for 60 days.
2. Both parties physically present — required by §741.07, F.S. RON cannot be used for marriage solemnization.
3. An authorized officiant — Florida notaries, judges, and ordained clergy may solemnize marriages.
4. Two witnesses (optional) — Florida does not require witnesses for the ceremony, but the marriage license has spaces for them and most couples choose to include witnesses.

Ceremony Options

• Civil quick ceremony — 5–10 minutes, traditional declarations, signing, done. Ideal for elopements, courthouse-alternative ceremonies, and weddings of convenience.
• Personalized ceremony — custom script with vows, readings, and the elements you want. Typically 15–25 minutes.
• Vow renewal — non-legal ceremony for couples renewing existing vows; available without a marriage license.

Pricing

Service	Fee	Authority
Marriage solemnization (statutory)	$30	§117.045, F.S.
Travel — Seminole County	Quoted upfront	—
Personalized ceremony script	Quoted upfront	—
Weekend / evening	Quoted upfront	—

§117.045, F.S. caps the marriage solemnization fee at $30. Personalization, travel, and timing premiums are separate fees not regulated by the statute.

Where We Officiate

Anywhere in Seminole County and adjacent Orlando-area locations: backyards, parks, restaurants, courthouses, beaches, hotels, private estates. Out-of-county officiation available with travel fee.

What to Bring on the Day

1. Your Florida marriage license (issued within 60 days)
2. Government-issued photo ID for both parties
3. Two witnesses (optional but recommended)
4. Rings, vows, or readings if you want them included