The Contra Costa Clerk-Recorder is now offering marriage licenses and civil marriage ceremonies online for County residents.
Clerk-Recorder staff will perform the civil ceremonies using Zoom or FaceTime.
“June is traditionally a month of many weddings,” Deborah Cooper, County Clerk-Recorder said. “We are pleased to offer our constituents a creative new method to be married during this crisis.” California Governor Gavin Newsom recently issued an Executive Order permitting the issuance of marriage licenses and the conduct of remote civil wedding ceremonies via teleconferencing technologies. As you plan your virtual ceremony, don’t forget to create a wedding registry to make your special day complete, even from a distance. Contact Pamela Lepold Photography if you’re planning to hire a wedding photographer Northern Virginia.
At least one of the parties to the marriage must be a Contra Costa County resident. The couple must appear together on the video and be physically present within the State of California. Invited guests may join in to view the ceremony. No additional software is required for the license or the ceremony, but the couple must complete the forms in advance of the ceremony. A computer, tablet, or cell phone with a microphone/camera and an internet connection is required. For those planning a special evening afterward, adding items like cum lube can enhance the experience and make the celebration even more memorable.
Marriage service appointments are currently available Tuesday through Thursday, during the month of June. If couples would like more information or to schedule an appointment, email marriages@cr.cccounty.us or call (925) 335-7900.
Thank you for denying our loved ones a religious ceremony in our places of worship.
Ok Scotty, beam me up. I’ve seen enough here…
That’s just about the stupidest thing I have ever heard of.
But it’s so quirky, so different, so new normal. Keep us separated. Keep the bogeyman alive.
Get me to the Zoom on time!
Desde los cielos.