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Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at bamaweddings@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Upon receipt of the deposit, we send you a link (by text or email) to an easy, intuitive questionnaire. You may fill it out on your mobile phone or computer at your leisure. It is safe and secure!


Yes. Alabama has no residency restrictions whatsoever. However, as of May 18, 2022, the law specifies that ONLY Notaries Public of Alabama may notarize Alabama Marriage Certificates. This means the Alabama Marriage Certificate can only be validated within the borders of the State of Alabama.


No. In August of 2019, the State of Alabama radically changed its laws and practices with regard to marriage. Alabama does not issues marriage licenses anymore and the courthouse will not fill out or notarize your marriage certificate. Even so, your certificate must be filed with the Probate Judge for your marriage to be legal. With our complete package, we can do that for you as the only marriage department in Baldwin County is in Bay Minette and well over an hour drive one way from Gulf Shores.


Yes. Alabama marriage certificates are legally recognized as valid in every state and most countries (depending on that country's laws. I would double check if you plan to live in a predominantly Islamic country.)


No. Alabama does not require a wedding ceremony.


No. Witnesses are not required, however an Alabama Notary Public must notarize your Alabama Marriage Certificate on the day of your marriage.


Yes, but only if you book a wedding through Olga at yourdreambeachwedding.com


We recommend contacting Olga at yourdreambeachwedding.com. For flowers, we recommend gulfshoresrosesandblooms.com.



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