Elopement FAQ

In North Carolina: Two (2) witnesses are required for all marriage ceremonies.

Couples wishing to get married in North Carolina may obtain their marriage license in any local Register of Deed's office and be used anywhere in North Carolina within 60 days. Both applicants must appear in the Register of Deed's office.

The deposit is a non-refundable $250 that is deducted from your package price.

Your officiant will handle getting the license to the register of deeds.  

Teens age 18 and over may marry without parental consent with proper ID.

The reservation and any fees associated with your venue are to be handled by the couple getting married.

You can find a large list of locations throughout North Carolina HERE.

We generally define an elopement of 20 people or less.

As soon as you’re able to. Personalization of your ceremony takes little bit of time to get everything in order so the more time you have, the better.

As stated in our terms of agreement, your deposit is non-refundable. The reasoning for this is that we do pay some fees up-front as soon as we start planning your big day. We prefer to postpone if possible.

If you decide you’re ready to move forward, we will send a contract and invoice for the deposit of $250. From there will gather the details and start planning your special day.