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Connecticut is a beautiful location for an elopement, with a broad range of landscapes including hills and mountains, rivers and beaches, as well as historic harbor towns.
Connecticut offers something for everyone, and being a smaller and quieter state it fits in perfectly with the idea of an intimate elopement, focused entirely on what the couple want.
All states require a marriage license, so you need to ensure that you understand all of the requirements very early in the planning process. Luckily, it’s fairly straightforward in most cases as long as you meet the criteria and follow the state requirements.
Here is what you need to know about getting a marriage license in Connecticut.
Yes! Same sex marriage is recognized in all states, and at a federal level, under the Respect for Marriage Act which was signed into law in December 2022.
No. Blood tests have been abolished as part of marriage license applications in all 50 states, so don’t worry if you’re afraid of needles!
Once you’ve gotten the admin out of the way, you can get to the part you’ve been dreaming of: the wedding ceremony!
As you’d expect, each state has different requirements to make a marriage legal. Make sure you follow the guide below to get your marriage legally recognized.
To perform a marriage in Colorado, a person must be: an ordained member of the clergy, including those ordained online, or a judge or retired judge.
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