Marriage License Signing

Cancellation Policy

To secure your date and time, a NON-REFUNDABLE $10 deposit is due at the time of booking. The balance is due in full at the appointment prior to services being rendered. If you need to reschedule, your deposit can be applied to the new date and time. Please notify us as at least 24 hours prior to your appointment if you need to change your ceremony date or time. Rescheduling is not guaranteed after that time. We accept cash and several electronic forms of payment. Legal Compliance Disclaimer: Forever Yours Officiant Services strictly adheres to the marriage laws of the State of North Carolina. All ceremonies and services are conducted in full compliance with state requirements to ensure the legality and validity of each marriage performed. Marriage License Requirement: Couples must obtain a valid marriage license from a North Carolina Register of Deeds office before the ceremony. Officiant Authorization: Our officiants are legally and locally-ordained and authorized to perform weddings in North Carolina. Our officiants are prohibited from performing same-sex marriages due to ordination restrictions. Other Requirements and Statuses: -Both parties must be at least 18 years old. -Both parties must be legally single and not currently married to anyone else. -Two witnesses must be present during the ceremony and must sign the marriage license. -The marriage license is valid for 60 days from the date of issuance from the Register of Deeds. -The signed marriage license must be returned to the Register of Deeds within 10 days after the ceremony. Marriage License Submission Process: After the marriage ceremony, Forever Yours Officiant Services provides couples with two options for submitting the signed marriage license: Option 1:The officiant will personally return the signed marriage license to the Register of Deeds office on behalf of the couple. Option 2: The couple can choose to return the signed marriage license themselves to the Register of Deeds office. The couple must decide which option they prefer before the ceremony, and this choice will be documented in their service agreement. Forever Yours Wedding Officiants is committed to ensuring every marriage is legally binding and meets all state requirements. Couples are encouraged to review North Carolina marriage laws and consult their local Register of Deeds office for any specific questions or clarifications.

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