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How do I fill this out? Gather personal information for both bride and groom. Fill in details about the marriage, including date and place. Provide information regarding the dowry and any special conditions. Include names and addresses of witnesses. Review the completed form for accuracy before submission.
Name, as you place this ring on Name's finger, please repeat after me. With this ring, I thee wed and pledge you my love now and forever. By the authority vested in me by the State of State, I now pronounce you husband and wife/husband and husband/wife and wife! End of the wedding ceremony.
You don't need to be clergy to officiate a wedding in Virginia. Any resident who wishes to perform a wedding needs to go to the Circuit Court Clerk's Office of the county in which the wedding will take place and fill out some paperwork that grants you one-time permission to perform the wedding.
Contact your house of worship. If your ceremony site is not a house of worship, contact city, town or village halls and ask about judges or justices of the peace available for weddings. Ask a loved one to get ordained and officiate your wedding.
Eligibility to be a one-time marriage celebrant: Must be at least 18 years of age or older. Must never have been convicted of a felony. Must execute a $500.00 bond. (Due after the Court authorizes the petition.)
Anyone who is a Virginia resident can get a one time authorization from the court to be an officiant. They have to put up a $500 bond but once your completed marriage license is returned the bond is returned.