Book a jail wedding consultation
- Book online through our Square scheduling page.
- Consultations cover your specific facility, timeline, and requirements.
- We'll provide a personalized quote based on your situation.
We coordinate every step — from the notary visit and marriage license to the ceremony — at jails and prisons across Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino, Riverside, and Santa Barbara Counties.
Most jail weddings follow five steps. The full process typically takes 1–4 weeks depending on the facility, approval timelines, and scheduling availability.
Choose a county to see the facilities we serve and what to expect at each one. Every facility has different rules for ceremonies, visitors, and timelines — pick yours below.
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Answers to the questions we hear most from families coordinating a jail or prison wedding.
The full process typically takes 1 to 4 weeks depending on the facility, approval timelines, and scheduling availability.
Valid, unexpired government‑issued photo ID is preferred, but if the inmate does not have one, we have solutions and can still work with you. Contact us to discuss your situation.
Yes. We handle both county jail and state prison weddings across Southern California.
California law requires that when one party cannot appear in person at the clerk's office (because they are incarcerated), the officiant who will perform the ceremony must be present when the marriage license is issued.
No. There are no hidden mileage, after‑hours, or weekend surcharges. Every case is different, so we provide a personalized quote after learning about your situation.
Most county jails and state prisons allow marriages, but some ICE and federal facilities do not permit them. Contact us and we can advise you on whether your specific facility allows it.
Most jails and prisons do not allow electronics, photography, or the exchange of any items — including rings — during the ceremony. We recommend checking with the specific facility for their current policies.
After the ceremony, the minister files the signed marriage license with the County Recorder. The official certified copy typically arrives by mail within 3 to 10 weeks depending on the county.
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Book a consultation and we'll walk you through the process, answer your questions, and provide a personalized quote for your jail wedding. We serve jails and prisons across Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino, Riverside, and Santa Barbara Counties.