Yes. You can book this package in Irvine or San Diego depending on date/time availability. The legal workflow is the same in both locations, so your decision is usually based on schedule, travel, and preferred atmosphere.

The package is built for the couple plus up to 8 guests. Staying within the limit helps ensure seating and ceremony flow remain comfortable and consistent with the balcony setup.

Confidential marriage licenses generally do not require witnesses. If a different license type is used for your scenario, the correct witness rules for that license will be followed.

Yes—both partners must bring valid government-issued photo ID. This is required for the license paperwork and helps prevent delays caused by identity mismatches.

Both partners must understand what they’re signing, answer required questions, and freely consent at the time of the appointment. If either partner cannot demonstrate informed consent, the marriage cannot proceed legally.

For this workflow, the license is handled through an authorized process so you can avoid a separate county clerk visit. The point is to complete the license + ceremony steps in one coordinated appointment.

Yes—most couples add short personal vows. The officiant will still include the required legal elements so the ceremony remains valid and properly documented.

Yes—ring exchange is welcome and fits naturally in the balcony ceremony. If you’re keeping it quick, you can do a short ring exchange and move right into the legal portion.

Yes—your marriage is solemnized by an authorized officiant and documented using the proper California workflow. After filing, you can obtain certified copies through the county’s certified-copy process.

The legal workflow is identical, but the venue backdrop and local ambience can differ. Choose the location that matches your preferred scenery and the time slot you need.

If you already have a valid license, you may only need ceremony/officiant services. In that case, book a ceremony-only option that matches your desired setting and guest count.

Yes—this package is popular for couples who want a private, memorable setting with minimal planning. It also works well for “micro-wedding” style ceremonies with a small guest list.

It can be. Couples with tight timelines often prefer an all-in-one workflow that avoids courthouse scheduling and reduces the number of steps required before the marriage is complete.

Yes. International couples often plan ahead for certified copies and, if needed, apostille after the marriage record is filed. If your destination country requires translation, plan that step early.

Certified copies are requested through the county after the record is filed. If you need something immediately for HR or housing, review the “Proof of Marriage” page for temporary documentation concepts.

Many couples marry for immigration timelines, but requirements vary by case. For official filings, agencies typically want certified copies, so plan to request them as soon as the county record is available.

This experience is typically scheduled so the balcony setting and staffing are reserved for you. Booking ensures your location, timing, and paperwork workflow are prepared in advance.

Bring valid photo IDs for both partners and the information requested during booking. If you want rings, short vows, or a small item for photos, bring those too—but keep it minimal for an efficient same-day experience.

Yes—photos are a big reason couples love the balcony setting. If you want a more polished set, check the shop for optional photo add-ons that match your location and schedule.

Start by reviewing requirements, then choose Irvine or San Diego and book the package in the shop. If you’re unsure whether you need license + ceremony or ceremony-only, the FAQ and requirements links above will help you choose correctly.