Los Angeles County • Jail Wedding Services

Jail Wedding at Century Regional Detention Facility (CRDF)

We coordinate the entire jail wedding process at Century Regional Detention Facility (CRDF) in Lynwood — the primary women's facility in Los Angeles County.

Whether your partner is here for a short stay or a longer sentence, we handle every step from the marriage request to filing the license.

11705 Alameda St, Lynwood, CA 90262 • (323) 568-4500

Book a Consultation Call or Text (213) 933‑2507
Facility Details

What to Expect at Century Regional Detention Facility (CRDF)

Every facility handles inmate marriages differently. Here's what you need to know about getting married at Century Regional Detention Facility (CRDF).

Approval process: Marriage request submitted to the facility's legal office for approval. Typical approval timeline is 1–3 weeks.
Ceremony setting: Ceremonies take place during regular visiting hours in the visiting area.
Guest policy: One witness is required with valid government-issued photo ID.
Visiting hours: Check current LASD visiting schedules for CRDF. Days and times vary by housing assignment.
Items allowed: No items may be exchanged during the ceremony. No electronics, cameras, or recording devices.
Good to know: CRDF is the primary women's facility in Los Angeles County, located in Lynwood. It serves female inmates from across the county. The facility is about 20 minutes south of downtown LA.

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Getting There & Check‑In

Visiting CRDF Lynwood for a Wedding

Century Regional Detention Facility is the primary women's jail in Los Angeles County, located in Lynwood — about 20 minutes south of downtown LA.

Directions & Parking

  • Address: 11705 Alameda St, Lynwood, CA 90262 — off the 105 freeway near the Alameda St exit.
  • From the 105: Exit at Alameda St, head north. The facility is on your right within half a mile.
  • From downtown LA: Take the 110 South to the 105 East. Exit Alameda. About 20 minutes without traffic.
  • Parking: Visitor parking is available on‑site. Less congested than the downtown facilities, but still arrive early on weekends.

What to Know Before Check‑In

  • Scheduling: Visits should be scheduled through the LASD online visitor system at visit.lasd.org.
  • Visiting hours: Vary by housing assignment. Check the LASD visiting schedule for CRDF before planning your trip.
  • Bring only: Valid government‑issued photo ID and one key. Everything else must be secured in a locker.
  • Leave in your car: Cell phones, purses, bags, cameras, and all electronics.
  • Women's facility: CRDF houses female inmates from across LA County. If your partner was recently arrested, she may still be in processing — confirm housing status before scheduling the visit.
What the Ceremony Is Like

Your Wedding at CRDF Lynwood

Here's what to expect on ceremony day at Century Regional Detention Facility.

The Visiting Room

  • Ceremonies take place during regular visiting hours in the visiting area — no private ceremony room is provided.
  • The visiting format (glass or contact) depends on the inmate's housing assignment and classification level.
  • Visit length and frequency follow standard LASD guidelines and vary by housing unit.
  • Your required witness must present valid government‑issued photo ID and will go through the same security screening.

Plan Your Day

  • Total time on‑site: Plan for 2–3 hours including check‑in, screening, and the visit itself.
  • County Clerk distance: CRDF is about 20 minutes from the LA County Clerk's office downtown, where we pick up the marriage license before the ceremony.
  • No items exchanged: Rings, gifts, or documents cannot be passed during the visit.
  • No photography: No phones, cameras, or recording devices inside the facility.
  • Dress code: Dress modestly. Avoid clothing that resembles inmate uniforms. No revealing clothing, open‑toed shoes, or clothing with offensive imagery.
  • Same‑sex marriages: Fully recognized in California and performed at CRDF with the same process as any other marriage.
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Common Questions

Jail Wedding FAQ — Century Regional Detention Facility (CRDF)

Can two women get married at CRDF?

Yes. Same-sex marriages are legally recognized in California and can be performed at CRDF just like any other marriage.

Is the ceremony behind glass?

The visiting format depends on the inmate's housing assignment and security classification. We confirm the setup during coordination.

Can the ceremony happen on weekends?

Ceremonies are scheduled during regular visiting hours, which may include weekends depending on the housing assignment.

What if my partner is being transferred from CRDF?

If you know a transfer is coming, contact us as soon as possible. We can often expedite the process or coordinate with the receiving facility.

How far is CRDF from the County Clerk?

CRDF in Lynwood is about 20 minutes from the LA County Clerk's office in downtown LA, where we pick up the marriage license.

How much does a jail wedding at CRDF cost?

We provide a personalized quote based on your situation. No hidden mileage, after-hours, or weekend surcharges.

Contact & Scheduling

Ready to Get Started?

Book a consultation and we'll walk you through the full process for getting married at Century Regional Detention Facility (CRDF).

Next Steps

  • Book online or call/text to discuss your situation.
  • We'll provide a personalized quote — no hidden fees.
  • We handle the paperwork, facility coordination, and ceremony.
Book a Consultation Call or Text (213) 933‑2507

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