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Hi! I'm Linda, licensed officiate for Marriage in Hawaii. My focus is on your simple, intimate wedding, on any of our beautiful islands of Hawaii! I don't offer packages, but can refer you to lots of wonderful wedding providers to make your wedding memories wonderful. If you don't find quite what you're looking for here, or one of the links, send an email to weddings at MarriageInHawaii.com

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Hawaii Marriage License

The Marriage License is a legal document that allows a couple to be legally married in Hawaii. Both Bride and Groom must meet the requirements to be married, and both must apply together, in person. Valid identification is required. License fee is $60, cash only.

You will leave the Office with the Marriage License in hand. It is valid for thirty days. Don't do anything to it, but be sure to take it with you the day of your wedding, to give to your officiant.

You can expect to receive the marriage certificate (the legal proof of your marriage) three to four months after your wedding. After the wedding you can request to expedite the process, to receive the license in three to four weeks.

More information can be found at HawaiiMarriageLicense.com

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Hawaii Wedding Officiant

For your wedding in Hawaii to be legal, Hawaii law requires a qualified minister be licensed by the State. Yes, your marriage will be recognized in any of our fifty states and in countries around the world!

There are four (4) necessities for your Hawaiian wedding:

Bride
Groom
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The Bride is a woman.
The Groom is a man.
They've discovered joy in each other and their special love, unique to them. The Bride and the Groom are individuals, and want to commit their lives to each other, to become one in marriage.They choose a special date and place for their wedding in Hawaii.

The Marriage License is a document issued to qualifying couples who apply to marry while in Hawaii. By the time the recording and documentation process is complete, it will bear several signatures, when it will be a legal, binding contract.

The Licensed Officiate (a.k.a. wedding officiant, wedding minister, marriage officiant) is either a Judge or a Minister who has satisified State of Hawaii requirements to solemnize a marriage.

Linda's experience and personality as a wedding minister never did fit a package, and she doesn't have cookie-cutters. She was licensed in 1996 to officiate your wedding. Last-minute weddings are welcome, as are large formal weddings, or an intimate wedding for two. Linda will help you remember your wedding ceremony!

It's easy to include services for your wedding memories: photography, flowers, sunset, beach, music…

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Hawaii Marriage Certificate

Your Hawaii Marriage Certificate is legal proof of your marriage in Hawaii. After your wedding the license will be recorded, processed and signed by several officials.

After the license processing is complete, the State of Hawaii will send you your Marriage Certificate. You can expect to receive it three to four months after your wedding. You can request to expdite the process, to receive the certificate in three to four weeks.

You may like a Keepsake Hawaiian Marriage Certificate or Hawaiian Wedding Prayer, from HawaiiWeddingBlessing.com. Both are written in Hawaiian, translated to English.

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Locations for your Hawaii Wedding

Beach, Park, Private Home, Hotel or in the Air, you can be married anywhere you choose. Additional fees may apply for some locations.

Permit required for Beach Weddings.

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