CoPilot Weddings

11/28/2022

Can a marriage ceremony be conducted virtually in Texas? Yup!

Texas law doesn’t specify in-person requirements and I have confirmed with the the county I reside in (Denton county, where the marriage is “officiated”) that they permit virtual officiations.

Is it weird?

This may not be “for you” and that’s okay! Every couple has different needs and timelines for their legal wedding. I have helped couples across the state of Texas (and one from out of state) solemnize their marriage virtually. Some people prefer the no frills approach by legalizing their marriage from the comfort of their homes.

Feel free to message me if this may be the right path for you!

For more info, read: https://faq.sll.texas.gov/questions/42217

11/27/2022

11/27/2022

Currently, our services have shifted to license signings only at this time. That’s great news for couples that just want to make it legal without the frills of a full time ceremony!

License signing can be done in-person in Sanger, TX or virtually for any couple with a valid marriage license in any Texas county.

Denton county (which includes Sanger, TX) permits the use of virtual wedding officiation, allowing me to certify marriages across the state via video conferencing.

Message me if you’re interested in setting a date!