Just for fun
Free Virtual Marriage Certificate Generator
Type your names, pick a style, download your certificate. It's free because it's a keepsake: nothing gets filed anywhere, no clerk can look it up, and the certificate says so right on it. We marry people for real the rest of the day, so we're careful about the difference.
What this certificate is (and isn't)
It's decoration. Print it for an anniversary, drop it in a long-distance care package, frame it as a proposal prop, or make one for the couple in your group chat who might as well be married. The download is a high-resolution PNG with no watermark over your names, and we don't ask for your email.
What it can't do is change your legal status, and a surprising number of sites blur that line. We wrote a full guide to the difference between a keepsake and a real virtual marriage certificate, including how to verify whether any certificate is the real kind: a county clerk can confirm the record by phone, or it's a souvenir.
Want the one a county clerk can verify?
That's our actual job. A legal wedding on a video call under Utah law, with a licensed officiant and two witnesses, ends in a county-issued marriage certificate that works for name changes, taxes, insurance, and spousal benefits in all 50 states. It costs $349 for the ceremony plus the $71 Utah license fee, $420 total, and the digital certificate arrives the same day as your ceremony. You can see exactly what it looks like before you book.
Ready for the real thing?
A legal online wedding with a licensed officiant, $420 all in, digital certificate the same day.