Complete Wedding Guide

Getting Married in Wyoming

Everything you need to know about marriage licenses, requirements, costs, and planning your wedding in Wyoming. Wyoming offers the most rugged and unspoiled wedding landscapes in America with the Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, wide-open ranches, and the cowboy culture of the real American West.

License Fee: $30
Waiting Period: None
License Valid For: No expiration
Witnesses: None

Wyoming Marriage License Requirements

Marriage License Fee$30
Waiting PeriodNone
License ValidityNo expiration
Minimum Age (no consent)18 years
Minimum Age (with consent)16 years
Blood Test RequiredNo
Residency RequiredNo
Witnesses RequiredNone
Common Law MarriageNot recognized
Self-Uniting MarriageNot allowed
Where to ApplyCounty Clerk

Wyoming marriage licenses do not expire once issued. No waiting period, witnesses, or residency are required, making it one of the simplest states for getting married.

Who Can Officiate a Wedding in Wyoming?

Ordained ministers, priests, rabbis, and other religious leaders. Judges of any court, justices of the peace, and magistrates. County clerks and commissioners can also officiate.

Wedding Costs in Wyoming

Average Wedding Cost

$26,500

This includes venue, catering, photography, attire, and other typical wedding expenses in Wyoming.

Average Guest Count

100

The typical Wyoming wedding hosts 100 guests. Plan your seating, catering, and photo sharing accordingly.

Best Seasons

Summer, Fall

The most popular seasons to get married in Wyoming. Book venues early during peak season.

Popular Wedding Regions in Wyoming

Jackson Hole & Tetons

Grand Teton National Park, Jackson's town square, and luxury mountain resorts in one of America's most stunning valleys.

Yellowstone Country

The world's first national park with geysers, hot springs, and wilderness lodge venues.

Ranch Country

Wide-open cattle ranches, the Bighorn Mountains, and authentic cowboy culture across the state.

Top Wedding Venues in Wyoming

1Four Seasons Jackson Hole
2Amangani
3Spring Creek Ranch
4Brush Creek Ranch
5Old Faithful Inn

How to Get Married in Wyoming: Step by Step

1

Apply for Your Marriage License

Visit the County Clerk in Wyoming with your partner. Bring valid photo ID (driver's license or passport), proof of age, and the license fee of $30. Both partners must appear in person.

2

No Waiting Period

Wyoming has no waiting period, so you can hold your ceremony the same day you receive your license. Your license is valid for No expiration.

3

Choose Your Officiant

In Wyoming, your wedding can be officiated by ordained ministers, priests, rabbis, and other religious leaders. Make sure your officiant is properly authorized before the ceremony.

4

Hold Your Ceremony

Have your ceremony at your chosen Wyoming venue. Wyoming does not require witnesses, though many couples still choose to have them.

5

File Your Marriage Certificate

After the ceremony, your officiant will sign the marriage license and return it to the County Clerk. Once filed, you will receive your official marriage certificate. This is your legal proof of marriage.

Wyoming Wedding Planning Tips

1

The Grand Tetons provide what many photographers consider the most dramatic wedding backdrop in America

2

Jackson Hole venue costs rival Aspen so budget accordingly for this premium destination

3

Wyoming's lack of state income and corporate tax keeps many vendor costs reasonable

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Disclaimer: This guide is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Marriage laws and requirements can change. Always verify current requirements with your local County Clerk in Wyoming before making plans. Last reviewed: 2026.

Common Questions

Wyoming Marriage & Wedding FAQ

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A marriage license in Wyoming costs $30. You can apply at the County Clerk. No residency requirement, so out-of-state couples can apply as well.

Wyoming has no waiting period. You can get married the same day you receive your marriage license. The license is valid for No expiration after issuance.

Ordained ministers, priests, rabbis, and other religious leaders. Judges of any court, justices of the peace, and magistrates. County clerks and commissioners can also officiate.

The minimum age to marry without parental consent in Wyoming is 18. With parental consent, individuals as young as 16 may marry.

No. Wyoming does not require a blood test for a marriage license. No US state currently requires blood tests for marriage.

The average wedding in Wyoming costs $26,500 with an average guest count of 100. Summer and Fall are the most popular seasons for weddings in Wyoming. Popular wedding regions include Jackson Hole & Tetons, Yellowstone Country, Ranch Country.

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