We coordinate the entire jail wedding process at High Desert Detention Center — from the initial marriage request and notary visit to the ceremony and marriage license filing.
Located in Adelanto in the High Desert region, this facility requires extra travel planning but follows the same marriage process as other SB County jails.
Every facility handles inmate marriages differently. Here's what you need to know about getting married at High Desert Detention Center in Adelanto.
High Desert Detention Center is in Adelanto, deep in the High Desert north of San Bernardino. This is the most remote facility in SB County — plan your trip carefully.
Here's what to expect on ceremony day so there are no surprises.
The full process typically takes 2 to 5 weeks from the initial marriage request to the ceremony. The remote location and smaller staff can sometimes extend timelines.
We serve all San Bernardino County detention facilities. If your partner is moved to West Valley, Glen Helen, or Central Detention, we adjust and coordinate with the new location.
No. High Desert Detention Center is operated by the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. The ICE processing center is a separate facility nearby. We can advise on which facility your partner is housed in.
No. The facility does not allow any items to be exchanged during the ceremony, including rings.
Valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID is preferred. If the inmate does not have one, contact us — we have solutions.
Every case is different. We provide a personalized quote after learning about your situation. No hidden mileage, after-hours, or weekend surcharges — even for the drive to Adelanto.
Book a consultation and we'll walk you through the full process for getting married at High Desert Detention Center in Adelanto.