Your Complete Guide to Tennessee Marriage Licenses and Officiant Services by Knights Notary, LLC.

In Tennessee, securing a marriage license is a crucial step to legally bind your marriage.

Before you can say "I do," both you and your partner need to visit your local county clerk’s office to apply for the license.

Be sure to bring essential identification documents such as a valid driver’s license, passport, or birth certificate.

If either of you has been married before, you’ll also need to provide the date of your divorce or the date of widowhood.

Once your marriage license is issued, you can get married right away—there is no waiting period in Tennessee. However, remember that your marriage license will expire after 30 days, so it’s important to apply within one month of your planned wedding date.

How a Tennessee Notary Wedding Officiant Ensures a Smooth Ceremony. Your Tennessee notary wedding officiant will handle all the essential steps involved with your marriage license, ensuring that your marriage is legally valid and official.

Here’s what I will do:

1. Verify Your Marriage License: Ensure that the document is valid and complete.

2. Help Complete the License: Assist you and your partner in filling out the necessary details.

3. Sign the License: Your officiant will sign the license, along with you and your partner, confirming the marriage ceremony.

4. Return the License: After the ceremony, your officiant will ensure the completed marriage license is returned to the county clerk’s office within three days to finalize your marriage.

In addition to officiating your ceremony, we can assist with notarizing any documents you may need, including name change paperwork, life documents, or certified copies of your marriage certificate (If you need multiple copies let me know ahead of time and I will get them from the Clerk of the Court.)

With my professional notary services, you can relax, knowing that your special day is in capable hands. Let me help make your wedding day seamless and stress-free!