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A guide to getting married in New York City

Get Married in NYC helps couples who are visiting and couples who live here marry in the five boroughs or within two hours of Manhattan, from the license to the day itself, in English and Spanish.

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How to reach us and fix a mistake

Write to us through the contact page with a question the guides did not answer, or with a fact that has changed, and the page is updated once the change is confirmed. For a question about your own situation, such as your license, your ceremony or a record, go to the office that decides it: the NYC Office of the City Clerk for licenses and ceremonies, or the New York State Department of State for an apostille.

Finding the people for your day

The vendors page helps you choose a photographer, officiant, florist or other vendor by borough and ask the right questions about your date before you book.

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