A live Zoom ceremony with a licensed officiant and a real U.S. marriage certificate, issued through Utah County. You don't need to be in the same state — or even the same country. Just a valid photo ID.
Here's exactly what happens, from checkout to "I do."
Secure checkout. Right after paying you land on your private page, and we email you a link back to it.
We give you the link to Utah County's official online application. Both partners verify their ID online and pay the county's $71.75 license fee directly to Utah County. When it asks for the officiant's email, enter your own email.
Once your license is issued, Utah County emails you a link for your officiant to sign the license. Paste that link into your private page.
Choose a time on our calendar and confirm your names, phone and email. Tell us if you need witnesses — we'll have them ready.
A short live ceremony with a licensed officiant, from wherever you both are. We sign and return your license to Utah County, and your official marriage certificate is issued by the county.
Different cities, states or countries — you each join the Zoom from wherever you are.
Marry before or during a deployment with no travel. For Utah's ID check, use a driver's license or passport rather than a military ID.
Neither partner needs to be a U.S. citizen or resident. Add an apostille to use your certificate abroad.
Same-sex couples, second marriages, elopements, "we just want it done" — all welcome, no judgment.
Optional add-ons
Not included: the $71.75 Utah County marriage license fee, which you pay directly to the county when you apply.
All sales are final. No refunds.
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Utah County lets couples apply for a marriage license online and hold the ceremony over live video with a licensed officiant. It doesn't matter where you live or where you're joining from. The license is issued by Utah County, the ceremony is performed under Utah law, and Utah County records the marriage, the same way it would for a couple standing in a courthouse.
A marriage that's valid where it's performed is generally recognized everywhere in the United States. That's why an online marriage through Utah County is recognized in all 50 states, including California, Texas, Florida and New York.
They're not the same thing. In a proxy marriage, someone stands in for one of the partners, and very few places allow it. In an online marriage, you both appear yourselves, live on Zoom, say your vows, and the officiant marries you. No stand-ins, no recordings.
Neither of you needs to be a U.S. citizen or live in the U.S. to get married online through Utah County. Couples join from the Philippines, Mexico, India, Colombia, Europe and everywhere in between. All you need is a valid passport or government ID and a stable internet connection.
Planning to use your marriage for a visa or green card? Read this first:
Immigration rules change and every case is different. We're a wedding service, not a law firm, so please talk with an immigration attorney before relying on any marriage for a visa.
A few countries won't register a marriage that was performed online. If you'll register your marriage abroad, check with that country's consulate before booking.
You could apply with Utah County and track down a Utah-authorized officiant yourself. Here's what you get with Married Today CA:
How Utah online marriage works, why it’s valid in all 50 states, and online vs. proxy marriage.
Spouse visas, green cards, K-1 vs. CR-1, and the in-person rule couples miss.
Marry before or during deployment, which ID to use, and DEERS next steps.
Use your online marriage certificate abroad: who issues the apostille and how.
The order that works: Social Security, DMV, passport and more.
Marry online across the Pacific and file your Report of Marriage.
Yes. Your marriage is performed under a Utah County marriage license by a licensed officiant, and your certificate is a real U.S. marriage certificate issued by Utah County.
A U.S. marriage certificate is valid in all 50 states and is recognized in most countries when it carries an apostille seal. Please read the important note below before relying on it for a specific purpose.
No. You can join the Zoom ceremony from different states or different countries. Each partner just needs a valid photo ID and a device with a camera.
Yes — on the day Utah County issues your license and officiant link. ID verification sometimes needs manual review, which can delay the license. As soon as you have the link, you can book the same day or any later date.
The link from Utah County's email that lets the officiant sign your license. Copy the full link (it starts with https://) and paste it in. If you can't find the email, check spam, or call us at (385) 405-3873.
Yes, two. If you have your own, they join the Zoom — no charge. If you need one or both from us, it's $25 per witness, added when you check out.
For +$100 (total $399) we hold your ceremony the same day Utah County issues your license and officiant link. It's based on the day the county issues the license — not the day you pay — because Utah's ID verification sometimes needs manual review. Without it, you book any available date after your license arrives.
No. Our $299 service fee does not include the Utah County license fee. You pay the $71.75 directly to Utah County during your license application.
No. All sales are final and the $299 service fee is non-refundable.
No. Everything happens online: you apply for the Utah County license from home and say your vows on Zoom. Neither of you ever needs to visit Utah.
Yes. California, like every other state, recognizes a marriage that was legally performed in another state. Your Utah County marriage is valid in California and all 50 states.
No. Neither partner needs U.S. citizenship or residency. You each need a valid government-issued photo ID (a passport works well for international partners) and an internet connection.
Yes. You can each join the Zoom ceremony from wherever you are, even different countries and time zones. We will help you pick a time that works for both of you.
No. In a proxy marriage someone stands in for a partner. In an online marriage both of you appear yourselves, live on video, and the officiant marries you directly.
Couples do use Utah online marriages in spouse-visa and green-card cases, but immigration has its own rules. If you were not physically together at the ceremony, you may need to show you met in person after the wedding. Please talk with an immigration attorney before you rely on it.
No. A K-1 visa is only for couples who are not married yet. Married couples usually use a spouse visa (CR-1 or IR-1) instead.
Yes. Same-sex couples are welcome and are married the same way as every other couple. If you plan to use your marriage abroad, check how that country treats same-sex marriages.
After your ceremony, Utah County records your marriage and issues your certificate. Extra certified copies are ordered from the Utah County Clerk. Agencies usually want a certified copy.
Yes. Use a certified copy of your marriage certificate to update your name with Social Security first, then your driver’s license or state ID, passport, bank and employer.
Only if you will use your marriage certificate in another country that asks for one. For a Utah certificate the apostille comes from the State of Utah, and our sister company Same Day Apostille can get it for you.
Try again with a passport or driver’s license, in good light with no glare, and match the expression on your ID photo in your selfie. Some applications go to manual review, which can take longer. Call or text us at (385) 405-3873 and we will help.
Answer a few quick questions, check out, get your license, and pick your time — we'll take it from there.
