Many couples can complete the license and ceremony in one appointment depending on eligibility, ID readiness, and scheduling. This location is designed for streamlined same-day workflows so you can avoid courthouse limitations.

The location is in Orange (near Anaheim), which is why it’s commonly searched as “Anaheim same-day marriage.” It’s centrally located for North Orange County and nearby attractions.

This is a civil/casual, conference-room style setting built for legal marriages and short ceremonies. The focus is on completing the legal steps cleanly, with an option for a simple outdoor tree-side ceremony.

Often yes, when weather and building access allow. If conditions don’t cooperate, the indoor conference-room setting is the reliable backup so your marriage can still be completed.

Yes—both partners must present valid government-issued photo identification. Accurate IDs help ensure the license paperwork is prepared correctly and avoids delays.

Both partners must be able to understand what they’re signing, answer required questions, and freely consent at the appointment. If a person cannot demonstrate informed consent, the marriage cannot proceed legally.

In many same-day workflows, no—Get Married Today provides a process that can avoid a separate clerk visit. Your appointment type depends on whether you need the license, the ceremony, or both.

Yes—this is one of the most common reasons couples choose Anaheim/Orange. It’s built for efficiency and privacy when you want the legal marriage completed without a full wedding event.

Timing varies by readiness and the day’s schedule, but this location is designed to be efficient. Arriving prepared with IDs and required information helps keep the process smooth.

Yes—many couples staying near Disneyland and nearby hotels choose this chapel for a quick legal marriage. It’s also close to major freeways, which helps with same-day plans.

Yes—international and out-of-state couples often choose Anaheim/Orange for speed and simplicity. If you’ll use the certificate abroad, plan for certified copies and apostille after the record is filed.

Many couples marry for immigration reasons. Typically, certified copies of the recorded marriage certificate are what agencies prefer for official filings, so plan to obtain them after county recording.

Witness requirements depend on the license type. Confidential licenses generally do not require witnesses; public licenses generally do. Your workflow will follow the correct legal format for your scenario.

Guest policies depend on the service option and the space being used. If your guest count is important, choose the service option that matches your plan and keep the ceremony comfortable and compliant.

No—this Anaheim/Orange location is intentionally civil/casual and conference-room style. If you want a more decorative, semi-formal vibe, compare with other locations such as Irvine or beach options.

“Proof of marriage” commonly refers to temporary documentation used while waiting for certified copies from the county. Learn more on What Is Proof of Marriage?.

Certified copies are requested through the county once the record is filed and recorded. CDPH guidance is linked in the resources section above for general certified-copy rules.

Often, yes—after you obtain a certified copy, you can pursue apostille for international use. A common partner resource is Orange County Apostille.

Start with the FAQ and requirements, then choose whether you need license-only, ceremony-only, or license + ceremony.

Sometimes, depending on availability and the service type. If you need a different vibe (Irvine, beach, or mobile), compare options and choose the location that best fits your timeline and ceremony style.