Mobile Marriage in Los Angeles
We bring the license and the ceremony to you, day or night
Your Beverly Hills hotel suite, a Santa Monica sunset, your living room in Brentwood or a hospital bedside at 2 AM. Our officiants come to you anywhere in Los Angeles, issue your marriage license on site, marry you and file it with the county.
- From $600 + county license fee
- Any hour, any day
- License issued on site
Westside favorites
Hotel suites and rooftops
Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Century City and Santa Monica hotels. Get married in your room or a private space the hotel lets you use.
Beaches and ocean views
Santa Monica, Venice, Malibu and the Pacific Palisades bluffs, at sunrise or sunset. For public beaches and parks, check whether the city needs a permit for your group.
Home
Your backyard in Brentwood, a condo in Culver City or your parents’ living room. Bring everyone; there’s no chapel guest limit.
Hospital bedside
When it can’t wait, we come to a hospital or care facility at any hour. Check visiting rules with the hospital before you book.
Boats and landmarks
A yacht in Marina del Rey or a favorite LA landmark, wherever the venue allows a short ceremony.
Late at night
After the party, after a shift, before a dawn flight out of LAX. Our officiants travel around the clock.
Mobile prices in Los Angeles
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Mobile license + ceremony (LA, the Westside, the Valley) | From $600 + county license fee |
| First 10 miles from our Westwood chapel | Included |
| Longer drives | Distance fee shown when you enter your address |
| Weekends and holidays | +$100 |
| Late night (10 PM – 6 AM) | +$100 |
Your exact travel fee appears in the booking form as soon as you enter the address, and every fee is confirmed before your booking is final. Military pricing applies to chapel appointments only. Mobile weddings are available within California.
How it works
- Tell us where and when. Book online or call (310) 295-0615 with the address and time.
- We confirm the total, including any travel, weekend or late-night fee.
- Your officiant arrives with the license paperwork. Have a valid photo ID ready for each of you.
- License, vows, signatures. The whole visit is usually under an hour.
- We file it with Los Angeles County. You keep legal proof of marriage.
Prefer a chapel? Our Westwood chapel is open 24 hours and fits up to 30 guests, from $400 on weekdays.
Mobile marriage questions
How far will you travel?
Anywhere in California. The first 10 miles from our Westwood chapel are included, and longer drives add a distance fee that you see before you book.
Can you come in the middle of the night?
Yes. Our officiants travel 24 hours a day. Appointments between 10 PM and 6 AM add $100.
How many guests can we have?
As many as your venue allows. We don’t set a guest limit for mobile weddings.
Do we need witnesses?
Not with a confidential license, which most couples choose. A public license needs one witness.
Can we get married at the beach?
Yes. For public beaches and parks, check with the city whether your group needs a permit. Small, quick ceremonies are the easiest to plan.
Where should we meet you?
Mobile weddings across Los Angeles, day or night.
Mobile marriage Los Angeles · San Fernando Valley · Westside · South Bay
Mobile wedding officiant in Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley
Most mobile wedding officiants in Los Angeles perform the ceremony and sign your license. Ours also issues it: as a notary approved by Los Angeles County we prepare the confidential marriage license at your location, so a backyard in Encino, a hotel suite in Beverly Hills, a hospital room at UCLA or the sand in Santa Monica becomes a complete same-day wedding, with the county filing done for you.
Beaches: Santa Monica, Venice, Playa del Rey, Manhattan Beach, Malibu
Golden hour starts about 45 minutes before sunset; we book the paperwork 30 minutes before it. A simple ceremony with no set-up is usually straightforward; chairs, an arch or a crowd can need a permit from the city, county or state agency that runs the beach.
Homes, backyards and hotels across the Westside and the Valley
Westwood, Brentwood, Santa Monica, Culver City, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Hollywood, Downtown, Encino, Tarzana, Woodland Hills, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Van Nuys, Northridge, Calabasas, Burbank and Glendale are all regular visits. Hotels rarely object to a ceremony that is you, your officiant and a photographer.
Hospitals, hospices and care homes
UCLA, Cedars-Sinai, Providence Saint John’s, Kaiser, Keck, Torrance Memorial, Harbor-UCLA, and in the Valley Providence Tarzana, Kaiser Woodland Hills, West Hills, Northridge, Valley Presbyterian, Encino and Sherman Oaks hospitals. Both of you must be present and able to consent; we move hospital visits to the front of the line.
Parks, overlooks and landmarks
Griffith Observatory, Palisades Park, Echo Park Lake, Lake Balboa, Kenneth Hahn, the Baldwin Hills overlook, Point Dume, the Mulholland overlooks above Calabasas. Tell us the spot and your numbers and we will say what, if anything, needs a permit.
Mobile marriage prices in Los Angeles and the Valley
License and ceremony from $600 plus the $85 county fee for a weekday, daytime visit within 10 miles of our Westwood or Tarzana chapel. 11 to 25 miles add $100, 26 to 40 add $200, 41 to 60 add $300, farther is quoted. Weekends and holidays add $100; visits between 10 PM and 6 AM add $100. Ceremony only or license only from $450. The total is shown before you book, nothing is charged to book, and military pricing applies to chapel appointments rather than mobile visits.
Mobile marriage guides for Los Angeles couples
- Mobile marriage in Los Angeles: the complete guide to beaches, hotels, hospitals, permits and prices
- Mobile marriage in Los Angeles: how the officiant brings your license to your home, hotel or beach
- Mobile wedding officiant in the San Fernando Valley: backyards in Encino, hotels in Burbank, hillsides in Calabasas
- Beach wedding in Los Angeles today: Santa Monica, Venice, Malibu and the same-day license
- Hospital and hospice weddings in Los Angeles: how a bedside ceremony works
- Eloping in Los Angeles: 12 places to say I do and how to make it legal the same day
- Last-minute wedding in Los Angeles: immigration, military and medical deadlines
