Marriage License

Marriage License Information
Before you can say “I do,” you’ll need to get your Texas marriage license. Here’s everything you need to know to make the process smooth and stress-free:

*Please call the county clerks office to verify details listed here*

How to Get a Marriage License in Texas
Apply in person at any Texas county clerk’s office — it doesn’t have to be in the county where you’re getting married.

Both partners must appear together with:

A valid photo ID (Driver’s License, Passport, or State ID)

Social Security numbers (you don’t need to bring the card)

The filing fee ranges from $60–$85, depending on the county.

Waiting Period & Expiration
There is a 72-hour waiting period after you receive your license before the ceremony can take place.

Need to waive the wait? Ask the county clerk about eligibility (e.g., active military or premarital education course).

Your license is valid for 90 days — the ceremony must take place within this timeframe.

After the Ceremony
Once you’re married:

Randall will sign and complete your marriage license.

Randall will HAND DELIVER your document to the county clerk’s office (He does NOT mail them in due to potential courier discrepancies). If you need to deliver it yourself due to special circumstances please indicate that when booking.

The clerk will file and record it, then mail you the certified copies for your records.

Tips from Randall Pick
It’s a good idea to bring your marriage license to the ceremony — just in case!

Want a fast, stress-free way to get married? Randall can help you book a short, legal-only ceremony with as little fuss as possible.

Have questions? Don’t hesitate to reach out before your appointment — Randall is happy to help guide you through the process.

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