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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
You Betcha! Simplicity is a Justice of the Peace in the State of New Hampshire
and can even officiate at your wedding (preferably not in clown, but that certainly can be arranged).
MARRIAGE LICENSE
All persons wishing to be married in the State of New Hampshire must complete a Marriage License application with any
City or Town Clerk regardless of their place of residence. This includes out-of-state residents.
Once the marriage license is issued, the couple is free to marry within any city or town in the State of New Hampshire.
The marriage license issued by the clerk's office will be valid immediately and expires in ninety (90) days so it is important to
plan accordingly.
All couples may be required to submit a marriage license fee to the City Clerk.
Both individuals must appear at the same time in the Office of the City Clerk with...
Proof of age (example - driver's license, passport, certified birth certificate) is required by both applicants
Photo identification (example - driver's license or passport) is required by both applicants
Certified copy of a death certificate of a former spouse, if either applicant is widowed
Certified copy of a final divorce decree, if either applicant is divorced
Certified copy of a civil annulment decree, if the applicant's previous marriage was annulled. This is a court document.
If either party (or both) is a member of the armed forces, he or she shall forward an affidavit of marriage intentions,
prepared by the armed forces legal representative, to the City Clerk, if he or she cannot appear in person.
It is not legal in the State of New Hampshire to marry your first cousin or anyone in closer kinship to you.
It is not legal to be married in the State of New Hampshire if you are under the age of 18.
Exceptions are made if you are a female between the ages of 13 and 17 or a male between the ages of 14 and 17 and have obtained
parental permission and a waiver from a superior court or probate court judge.
CERTIFIED MARRIAGE LICENSE
A certified copy of your marriage license may be obtained from the city or town clerk's office where you filed for your license
after the officiator has completed and returned the marriage license to the clerk. This will take approximately one to two weeks.
CHECK LIST
Date and time of your special event
If outdoors, do you have provisions in case of rain?
Who will officiate the ceremony, when, where?
What attire do you wish them to wear?
Will they need a microphone? Will one be provided?
Will there be a reception, when, where?
Will there be a cocktail hour?
Who will cater your reception?
What are the menu choices?
Who will provide the wedding cake?
Will there be a band or DJ? Who, when, where?
Are the band/DJ's insured?
Do they have backup equipment?
What attire will they wear?
Will the band or DJ's accept requests?
Do you have a special song for the first dance?
Father/Bride Dance? Groom/Mother Dance?
Did you supply them with names for the introductions?
What about the traditional Toast to the Bride and Groom?
Bouquet Toss? Garter Toss? Cake Cutting Ceremony?
Who will provide table decorations and/or hall decorations with your theme or color scheme in mind?
Who will clean up the decorations at the end of your event?
Will there be children at your event?
Special menu for the kids?
Do you need children's entertainment at your reception?
Do you need a face painter, balloon twister, game player?
Have you ordered your invitations?
Did you include directions to the service and/or reception?
Did you include names of recommended hotels for those who must travel?
Remember to mail you invitations at least 6 weeks prior to your event.
If you have a friend or relative who has an extremely busy schedule,
drop a note as soon as you have a date secured asking them to reserve the date.
Do you have your marriage license? Do you have your rings? Did you chose your vows?
REMEMBER
Let your attendants handle any issues that arise or select a "designated hitter" to handle situations that come up.
Your wedding day is a special day!
Take time to step back and enjoy the scenery.
Call me to schedule your next event: 6 0 3 - 4 9 6 - 8 2 3 5
You Betcha! Simplicity is a Justice of the Peace in the State of New Hampshire
and can even officiate at your wedding (preferably not in clown, but that certainly can be arranged).
MARRIAGE LICENSE
All persons wishing to be married in the State of New Hampshire must complete a Marriage License application with any
City or Town Clerk regardless of their place of residence. This includes out-of-state residents.
Once the marriage license is issued, the couple is free to marry within any city or town in the State of New Hampshire.
The marriage license issued by the clerk's office will be valid immediately and expires in ninety (90) days so it is important to
plan accordingly.
All couples may be required to submit a marriage license fee to the City Clerk.
Both individuals must appear at the same time in the Office of the City Clerk with...
Proof of age (example - driver's license, passport, certified birth certificate) is required by both applicants
Photo identification (example - driver's license or passport) is required by both applicants
Certified copy of a death certificate of a former spouse, if either applicant is widowed
Certified copy of a final divorce decree, if either applicant is divorced
Certified copy of a civil annulment decree, if the applicant's previous marriage was annulled. This is a court document.
If either party (or both) is a member of the armed forces, he or she shall forward an affidavit of marriage intentions,
prepared by the armed forces legal representative, to the City Clerk, if he or she cannot appear in person.
It is not legal in the State of New Hampshire to marry your first cousin or anyone in closer kinship to you.
It is not legal to be married in the State of New Hampshire if you are under the age of 18.
Exceptions are made if you are a female between the ages of 13 and 17 or a male between the ages of 14 and 17 and have obtained
parental permission and a waiver from a superior court or probate court judge.
CERTIFIED MARRIAGE LICENSE
A certified copy of your marriage license may be obtained from the city or town clerk's office where you filed for your license
after the officiator has completed and returned the marriage license to the clerk. This will take approximately one to two weeks.
CHECK LIST
Date and time of your special event
If outdoors, do you have provisions in case of rain?
Who will officiate the ceremony, when, where?
What attire do you wish them to wear?
Will they need a microphone? Will one be provided?
Will there be a reception, when, where?
Will there be a cocktail hour?
Who will cater your reception?
What are the menu choices?
Who will provide the wedding cake?
Will there be a band or DJ? Who, when, where?
Are the band/DJ's insured?
Do they have backup equipment?
What attire will they wear?
Will the band or DJ's accept requests?
Do you have a special song for the first dance?
Father/Bride Dance? Groom/Mother Dance?
Did you supply them with names for the introductions?
What about the traditional Toast to the Bride and Groom?
Bouquet Toss? Garter Toss? Cake Cutting Ceremony?
Who will provide table decorations and/or hall decorations with your theme or color scheme in mind?
Who will clean up the decorations at the end of your event?
Will there be children at your event?
Special menu for the kids?
Do you need children's entertainment at your reception?
Do you need a face painter, balloon twister, game player?
Have you ordered your invitations?
Did you include directions to the service and/or reception?
Did you include names of recommended hotels for those who must travel?
Remember to mail you invitations at least 6 weeks prior to your event.
If you have a friend or relative who has an extremely busy schedule,
drop a note as soon as you have a date secured asking them to reserve the date.
Do you have your marriage license? Do you have your rings? Did you chose your vows?
REMEMBER
Let your attendants handle any issues that arise or select a "designated hitter" to handle situations that come up.
Your wedding day is a special day!
Take time to step back and enjoy the scenery.
Call me to schedule your next event: 6 0 3 - 4 9 6 - 8 2 3 5
| JUSTICE OF THE PEACE SERVICES At your location in NH $150 per hour Table & Hall Decorations At your location in NH Costs vary with requirements and time constraints Cost Range $500-$1200 Children's Entertainment $175 for 1 hour (1 clown) $275 for 2 hours (1 clown) $400 for 3 hours (1 clown) $500 for 4 hours (1 clown) Face Painting Balloon Twisting Games/Prizes In clown or not, it's your choice All prices are subject to change according to themes, special requests, and/or time constraints (if any). |
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