We coordinate the entire jail wedding process at Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center — from the initial marriage request and notary visit to the ceremony and marriage license filing.
Located in the Devore area near the I-15/I-215 interchange, Glen Helen is a rehabilitation-focused facility in San Bernardino County.
Every facility handles inmate marriages differently. Here's what you need to know about getting married at Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center.
Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center sits in the Devore area of San Bernardino County, near where the I-15 and I-215 merge. The location is semi-rural — don't rely on last-minute navigation.
Here's what to expect on ceremony day so there are no surprises.
The full process typically takes 2 to 4 weeks from the initial marriage request to the ceremony, depending on the Sheriff's approval timeline and scheduling.
We serve all San Bernardino County detention facilities. If your partner is moved to West Valley, Central Detention, or High Desert, we adjust and coordinate with the new location.
Ceremonies are scheduled during regular visiting hours, which may include weekends. We confirm the exact schedule with the facility.
No. Glen Helen does not allow 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.
Book a consultation and we'll walk you through the full process for getting married at Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center.