We coordinate the entire jail wedding process at John J. Benoit Detention Center — from the initial marriage request and notary visit to the ceremony and marriage license filing.
Located in Indio in the Coachella Valley, Benoit Detention Center is the most remote Riverside County facility we serve — but we make the drive so you don't have to worry about logistics.
Every facility handles inmate marriages differently. Here's what you need to know about getting married at John J. Benoit Detention Center.
John J. Benoit Detention Center is in Indio, deep in the Coachella Valley. This is by far the most remote Riverside County facility from LA — plan for a full day trip.
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 Riverside County detention facilities. If your partner is transferred to Robert Presley, Smith, or Byrd, we adjust the process and coordinate with the new facility.
The facility is in Indio, the same city that hosts the Coachella and Stagecoach festivals. During festival weekends (typically April), the area experiences extreme traffic and hotel shortages. Avoid scheduling your visit during festival weekends if possible.
No. Benoit Detention Center 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 Indio.
Book a consultation and we'll walk you through the full process for getting married at John J. Benoit Detention Center in Indio.