Marriage License Sample Clauses

Marriage License. Couples understand that it’s their responsibility to obtain a valid Marriage License in the Province of Ontario. It’s also understood that the Marriage License must be available at the wedding venue before the start of the ceremony. Couples further understand that failure to have the Marriage License present means that the Officiant cannot declare or pronounce the couple to be married. The Officiant may perform a “symbolic ceremony”, but this “event” will not result in a legally binding marriage. In this case, the Total Wedding Fee will not be refunded, and any outstanding balance is due. If the Marriage License is to be completed on a date and time other than that which is stated on the Contract an additional meeting, at a mutually convenient time and location, will need to be scheduled with the couple and two witnesses. The fee for this additional meeting is $100 (plus HST). The legal wedding date will then be the date when the Marriage License is signed and witnessed.

Marriage License. The Couple must obtain the marriage license at their expense. It may be obtained from any county clerk’s office in the state of New York. Both of you must be present to apply. The license is valid 24 hours after you obtain it and is effective for 60 days. Please give the license to your officiant to complete at the wedding rehearsal.

Marriage License. The Couple understands that they must obtain/provide a valid marriage license from the appropriate jurisdiction for which the ceremony will be performed and shall provide such valid marriage license to the Officiant to review and execute at the rehearsal or prior to the ceremony. The Officiant cannot perform a legal marriage ceremony without receiving the appropriate valid marriage license prior to the ceremony.

Marriage License. I also understand that it is my responsibility to acquire a valid marriage license in the state of Texas where the wedding ceremony will take place and that the marriage license must be on the premises when the ceremony is performed. I understand that failure to have these legal documents means that The Officiant cannot legally perform the ceremony and is under no obligation to do so, regardless of the inconvenience it may cause. The Officiant may at his/her discretion perform a symbolic ceremony, which will have no legal merit, and perform another ceremony in private for the couple once the legal documents are presented, for an additional fee. I will consult with my local court/city clerk to find the exact requirements for my area.

Marriage License. The license must be presented to the priest or deacon at the time of the final meeting to coordinate the wedding, which will be at least one week (7 Days) prior to the wedding. If it is not provided at that time the ceremony will not take place.

Marriage License. The marriage license must be issued by the county in which the ceremony takes place. Joyful Promises will file the marriage license per Illinois statute. The Couple must designate a representative who will provide the marriage license to the officiant prior to the ceremony:

Marriage License. Couples understand that it’s their responsibility to obtain a valid Marriage License in the Province of Ontario Couples. It’s also understood that the Marriage License must be available at the wedding venue before the start time of their Ceremony. Couples further understand that failure to have their Marriage License present at the start of their ceremony, means that the Officiant cannot legally perform their ceremony. The Officiant, after discussion with the couple, may at their discretion perform a “symbolic ceremony”, but this “event” will not result in a legally binding marriage. In such cases, the Total Wedding Fee will not be refunded. In order to sign, witness and legalize the marriage an additional meeting, at a mutually convenient time and location, will need to be scheduled with the couple and their two witnesses (both of whom must have attended the wedding). The fee for this additional meeting is $100 (plus HST). The legal wedding date will then be the date when the Marriage License is signed and witnessed.

Marriage License. Couples understand that it’s their responsibility to obtain a valid Marriage License from the government. It’s also understood that the Marriage License must be available at the wedding venue before the start time of their Ceremony. Couples further understand that failure to have their Marriage License present at the start of their ceremony, means that the Officiant cannot legally perform their ceremony. The Officiant, after discussion with the couple, may at their discretion perform a “symbolic ceremony”, but this “event” will not result in a legally binding marriage. In such cases, the Total Wedding Fee will not be refunded. To sign, witness and legalize the marriage at a later date, a mutually convenient time and location, will be scheduled with the couple and two witnesses. The fee for this additional meeting is $200 (plus HST). The legal wedding date will then be the date when the Marriage License is signed and witnessed.

Marriage License. It is the Client’s responsibility to acquire a valid Minnesota marriage license, if applicable, and have the marriage license at the Event when the Services are rendered. The Couple understands that they must obtain a Marriage License at the appropriate jurisdiction for which the ceremony will be performed and shall provide said Marriage License to The Officiant to review and execute on the day of the ceremony. The Couple has been informed and fully understands that if