Yes! You can get married online from Michigan through Utah's program. While Michigan itself does not offer online marriage (requires in-person application for marriage licenses at county clerk's offices and in-person ceremonies, plus a 3-day waiting period), your Utah marriage is fully recognized in Michigan under the Full Faith and Credit Clause.

Yes! 100% valid. Under the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the U.S. Constitution, Michigan must recognize valid marriages from other states. Your Utah marriage certificate works for everything in Michigan: name changes with Michigan Secretary of State, Michigan taxes, state employee benefits, insurance, property ownership, and all legal purposes.

Yes! Michigan requires a 3-day waiting period between getting your license and having your ceremony. Utah has NO waiting period. You can get your Utah license and schedule your ceremony for the next day if needed.

As fast as 48 hours! The license application takes about 30 minutes online. You can schedule your ceremony for any time more than 24 hours after applying (or same-day with rush service for +$100—rush fee refunded if unavailable). Immediately after your ceremony, your marriage is registered and legal, and you'll receive your digital certificate right away.

No problem! Michigan has two separate peninsulas. One partner could be in Detroit while the other is in Marquette (Upper Peninsula), Grand Rapids, or Traverse City. Online marriage eliminates the need for travel across Michigan's unique geography.

Yes. The Michigan Secretary of State accepts your Utah marriage certificate for name changes, Real ID applications, and all driver services purposes.

We serve all Michigan communities: Detroit (largest city), Grand Rapids, Warren, Sterling Heights, Ann Arbor, Lansing (state capital), Flint, Dearborn, Livonia, Troy, Kalamazoo, Traverse City, Marquette (Upper Peninsula), and everywhere from the Great Lakes to inland.

Yes! Our service is fully inclusive and available to all couples. Your Utah online marriage will be fully recognized in Michigan.

Absolutely! Many Michigan couples get legally married online first, then plan a beautiful Great Lakes ceremony, a celebration in Mackinac Island, or wherever they choose.