From $125
Weekday $125 · Weekend $175
Pull up, say your vows, sign your license, and drive off married. The whole thing takes about ten minutes, and you never have to leave your car.

Most Popular Choice

Ordained wedding officiant
Legal declaration and pronouncement
Marriage license signing at your car
A quick photo with the Just Married
Location: Collin & Denton County
We'll File It For You (license return) — $30
Keepsake marriage certificate — $20
Bouquet and boutonniere — $35
Same-day / rush booking — $50

The space was intimate, the process was smooth, and the photos turned out amazing.— Brianna & Luis
From $99
Weekday $99 · Weekend $124
Get legally married over Zoom from wherever you are. At least one of you needs to be located in Texas during the ceremony.

2nd Most Popular Choice

Ordained wedding officiant
Live ceremony over Zoom
Legal declaration and pronouncement
Guests can join the call, or keep it just the two of you
Simple instructions sent before your appointment
We'll File It For You (license return) — $30
Custom vows — $50
Keepsake marriage certificate — $20
Performed under Texas law when at least one partner is in Texas. I'll confirm the details when you book.

We were in and out in minutes and everything was handled professionally from start to finish.— Marcus & Alana
From $149
Weekday $149 · Weekend $199
A fast, private option for couples who want to be legally married without a ceremony or guests. This service focuses on completing the legal requirements quickly and professionally.


Marriage license signing
Legal declaration and pronouncement
Officiant present
Location: Prosper, TX
We'll File It For You (license return) — $30
Additional guests (where permitted) — $15 each
Keepsake marriage certificate — $20
Photo add-on using your device

We were in and out in minutes and everything was handled professionally from start to finish. — Marcus & Alana
From $275
On Chapel Days · Weekday by request $325
An intimate elopement experience in a styled, private setting for couples who want to skip the courthouse while still enjoying a beautiful moment.


Ordained wedding officiant
Short, pre-written micro ceremony
Legal declaration and pronouncement
Decorated elopement space in Prosper, TX with your choice of backdrop
15-minute ceremony
30-minute mini photo session using your device
Faux cake and decor for your photos
Two guests included
License return included
Additional guests — $15 each
Custom vows — $50
Bouquet and boutonniere — $35
Livestream for family who can't make it — $30

The space was intimate, the process was smooth, and the photos turned out amazing. — Brianna & Luis
From $450
Weekday $450 · Weekend $500, plus mileage beyond 20 miles
A short, meaningful ceremony at your own location, for couples who want something intimate without the stress of a traditional wedding. Includes a brief introduction, ring vows, and the official pronouncement of marriage.


Ordained wedding officiant
Short, pre-written ceremony
Introduction, ring vows, and pronouncement
Ceremony length approximately 10–15 minutes
Officiant travels to your location across DFW
Small guest group welcome
Faux cake and decor for your photos
Two guests included
License return included
Custom vows — $50
Bouquet and boutonniere — $35
Keepsake marriage certificate — $20
Bouquet and boutonniere — $35

The ceremony was short, meaningful, and perfectly done. It felt personal without being overwhelming. — Jasmine & Devon
Already married? Renew your vows the same easy way you'd get married here. No license, no paperwork, no stress. Perfect for anniversaries and milestones.

Zoom vow renewal — $99 weekday / $124 weekend
Curbside vow renewal — $125 weekday / $175 weekend
Chapel vow renewal — $275 on Chapel Days
Sometimes the same week, and sometimes the same day, depending on my schedule and one Texas rule most people don't know about. Texas requires a 72-hour waiting period between the time you get your marriage license and the time you can legally marry. Three common ways around it: one of you is active-duty military, you get a waiver signed by a judge, or you complete the Twogether in Texas premarital course (which removes the wait and saves you $60 on the license). So if your date is close, grab your license at least three days ahead or take that course. Not sure how it works? Text me and I'll walk you through it.
Yes. In-person services result in a fully legal, recognized Texas marriage when you present a valid marriage license and complete it properly. Virtual ceremonies are performed under Texas law when at least one partner is located in Texas.
No. You'll get your valid Texas marriage license from any county clerk before your appointment. We don't issue licenses, but we do sign them.
I sign it. From there, you can return it to the county clerk yourself, or add our license return service and I'll file it for you with tracking. License return is included with the Minute Chapel and Simply Eloped.
No. Texas doesn't require witnesses for ceremonies or license signings. Guests are optional depending on the service you book.
I also run an apostille and notary service, so I can authenticate your marriage certificate and help with name-change paperwork. Just ask me when you book.
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