Wyoming Marriage License Requirements | Courthouse Wedding Guide

Planning a courthouse wedding or civil ceremony in Wyoming? This is your complete, verified guide to marriage license requirements — fees, waiting periods, witnesses, age requirements, and everything else you need to know to get legally married in Wyoming.

Marriage License Requirements in Wyoming (2025)

Requirement Details
License Fee Varies by county (typically $30)
Waiting Period None
License Validity 1 year
Where to Apply County Clerk's office
Documents Required Valid government-issued photo ID for both parties
Residency Required Not required
Minimum Age (No Consent) 18
Minimum Age (With Parental Consent) Under 18 — contact county clerk for requirements
Witnesses Required 2 required
Ceremony Cost (Estimate) Varies by officiant

What You Need to Know About Getting Married in Wyoming

Wyoming has one of the longest marriage license validity windows (1 year), ideal for couples planning far in advance. No waiting period. Low fee. 2 witnesses required. License must be returned within 10 days of ceremony.

Step-by-Step: How to Get Your Wyoming Marriage License

  1. Gather your documents — Valid government-issued photo ID for both parties. If previously married, bring your divorce decree or death certificate.
  2. Visit County Clerk's office — both parties must appear in person unless stated otherwise.
  3. Pay the fee — Varies by county (typically $30). Call ahead to confirm accepted payment methods (cash, card, money order).
  4. Observe the waiting period — None. Plan your application date accordingly.
  5. Use your license within the validity window — 1 year.
  6. Return the signed license — after your ceremony, your officiant (or you, if self-solemnizing) must return the completed license to the issuing office.

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Source: Wyoming official vital records / court authority. Requirements verified May 2026. Always confirm current requirements directly with your local clerk's office before your visit, as fees and rules are subject to change.