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Applying For a Marriage License in Delaware A civil ceremony license is only appropriate for secular proceedings in which judges, civil servants, and government notaries plan to perform the wedding ceremony.

(a) A clergyperson or minister of any religion, current and former Judges of this State's Supreme Court, Superior Court, Family Court, Court of Chancery, Court of Common Pleas, Justice of the Peace Court, federal Judges, federal Magistrates, clerks of the peace of various counties and current and former judges from ...

The parties being married must provide two witnesses, at least 18 years of age, at the time of their ceremony. The parties being married and their two witnesses must show a valid photo I.D.

A marriage license must be obtained at least 24 hours prior to the wedding ceremony (Residents and Non-Residents). Identification requirements: A valid DMV issued ID/Driver's License, Passport, Consulate ID or Military ID (Active Military Duty) is required. ID must include date of birth.

Realistically?unless you're really in a hurry?you should give yourself at least a full year for planning before the wedding. The more you compress your planning time, the more compromises and trade-offs you're likely to run into.

If you are far too busy or can't determine the difference between a rose and ranunculus, you might need some experienced help, but if your wedding is a more casual affair, your budget doesn't allow for one, or you're excited to dive into every little detail yourself, you can certainly get by without hiring a wedding ...