Missouri Marriage License

What Happens
Once You Get Your Marriage License in Missouri?

St Louis County Marriage License

Once your pick up your marriage license from the Recorder of Deeds Office, you must use the license within 30 days, it expires after the 30th day. If you do not use the license it must be returned to the Recorder of Deeds Office.

Usually there are two papers for the Wedding Officiant to fill out : the Marriage License and the Marriage Certificate. The first paper is the valid marriage license which is the legal document that an officiant fills out before the ceremony with 1) The official name of person who performs the ceremony. 2) City where the wedding takes place. 3) County where the wedding takes place. 4) Day, month and year of wedding. 5) Official signature, title and sometimes their address.

St Louis City Marriage Certificate and Marriage License

The second paper is the invalid marriage certificate that is given to you for keepsake purposes. In most cases, you will not be able to use the certificate for name change, banks, insurance purposes. Check with your travel agent or hotel for its use at your honeymoon destination.

Once the papers are filled out, two witnesses may sign them if available. Witnesses are not required in Missouri counties near St Louis or Illinois. The wedding officiant is responsible for returning the marriage license back to the recorder of deeds, or you may choose to return it to get the certified copy of the marriage license instantly (for a fee).

You may not be able to pre-pay for a certified copy of the marriage license. In that case, you or anyone else can come into the marriage license office to get a certified copy. You can also request by mail or request online at OfficialRecordsOnline.com or VitalChek.com which costs anywhere between $9-$25 per copy. In the request you will note both of your names before you were married, the date you were married etc.

Change Your Last Name

How to Change Your Last Name After Marriage In 8 Simple Steps Step 1 Get a certified copy of our marriage license from the Recorder of Deeds office. Step 2 Visit your local Social Security Administration Office to change your name so you can get a new Social Security card that reflects your new name. Step 3 Change your name at the Department of Motor Vehicles after you receive your new Social Security Card to get a new Driver's License. Step 4 Change your name on your Bank Accounts to keep your identity intact. Remember to request new check books, debit and credit cards too. Step 5 Change your name on your passport. It can take a while to get your passport processed so keep this in mind as you plan your travel plans out of the country. Step 6 Change your name and other relevant information at work. The changes will be made to your W-2, W-4, and deductions if needed. Step 7 Change your name and address (if applicable) with the United States

Wedding Rehearsal Guide

Wedding Ceremony Rehearsal Guide I have performed over 1,000 wedding ceremonies in the last 15+ years. One of my packages includes coordinating the wedding rehearsal . While I do offer rehearsal coordination, it is not necessary to have me there. I require a Phone Rehearsal for all wedding ceremonies, but I am happy to supervise the rehearsal for an additional fee. The majority of my couples choose to do the rehearsal themselves without me being present. Running Your Own Wedding Rehearsal Below is an extensive guide as a way to help you run your own wedding ceremony rehearsal, saving you time and money, as well as helping the ceremony run more smoothly on your wedding day. It is important to note that there are many possible variations to the ceremony order, and this guide was created focusing on a straight, non-denominational wedding ceremony. Please see the “Variations” section of the guide for options for our LGBT couples, as well as common cultural, religious, and regio

Small Wedding

Definition of Small Wedding A “small” wedding is based on cutting out a number of guests or money spent. Remember, the less people the less money you spend. Consider Your Budget With small wedding planning, the first thing you need to do is sitting down and making up your guest list. Decide what number is small for your budget, remember the guests you invite; you may need to plan for food, dessert and drinks. Also, each guest will require a chair to sit in that may or may not be rental fee. Intimate Venue Ideas for Small Weddings Small weddings actually give you so many more choices, because you can include smaller and more budget friendly places. Local Park Gazebo Here are some ideas for a small intimate wedding and some of my favorites: Churches with Halls Look into a church that has a separate hall for wedding receptions. Many of the older churches in the City of St Louis have large Fellowship Halls that they can rent to you. The fee usually includes tables and

Venue :: Moolah and Oasis Ballroom

CONTACT INFORMATION Moolah and Oasis Ballrooms 12545 Fee Fee Road - St. Louis, MO 63146 WEBSITE INFO Need Someone to Perform The Ceremony? Check Out Carolyn Burke - Wedding Officiant Conveniently located in Creve Coeur and part of the Moolah Shrine Center. This beautiful, spacious ballroom is equipped with a raised stage and large parquet dance floor. The exclusive caterer is Genesis Catering. The Moolah Ballroom is a unique setting to host your event. Amenities: •Charming Ballroom (seating from 150-450) •Spacious Dance Floor and Bar Area •Outdoor Ceremony Facilities Available •Ample Parking and Wheel Chair Accessible Moolah Ballroom St Louis Services Available: •White Chair Covers and Sash Bows •Wedding Cakes •Invitations •China and Linen Services •Cake Cutting •Meat Carving •Projector and Screen •Ceremony space (Outdoor Courtyard or Indoor Facility) The Oasis Room is located on the first floor of the Moolah Shrine Center. A beautiful spacious b

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