We coordinate the entire jail wedding process at Robert Presley Detention Center — from the initial marriage request and notary visit to the ceremony and marriage license filing.
Located in downtown Riverside, RPDC is the county's main booking and detention facility and one of the most common Riverside County jails we serve.
Every facility handles inmate marriages differently. Here's what you need to know about getting married at Robert Presley Detention Center.
Robert Presley Detention Center is in downtown Riverside on Orange Street, close to the Riverside County courthouse and the 91/60/215 freeway interchange. Downtown parking fills up fast — arrive early.
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 Riverside County Sheriff's approval timeline and scheduling.
We serve all Riverside County detention facilities. If your partner is transferred to Smith (Banning), Byrd (Murrieta), or Benoit (Indio), we adjust the process and coordinate with the new facility.
Visiting schedules vary by housing assignment. Weekend visits may be available depending on the inmate's unit. We confirm the exact schedule with the facility when arranging your ceremony.
No. Robert Presley Detention Center does not allow any items to be exchanged during the ceremony, including rings. This is standard at all Riverside County facilities.
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 Robert Presley Detention Center.