Virginia/DC Zoom/Phone Weddings and Elopements

804-244-2302 435-263-1516, Salem, VA
For a $100 non-refundable consultation fee we perform all the Virginia Zoom/Phone Weddings and Roanoke Area Civil Ceremonies as approved by the Virginia Attorney General. Weddings in Virginia thru Utah are not legal. See website below and I will explain all details.

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Thankful for Correct Information — An Eventective User from Alexandria, Virginia
When inquiring about Zoom and Phone Weddings in Virginia, we talked to numerous people in Utah who told us that we had to get the marriage license thru Utah since remote marriages are not legal in Virginia. We checked with our Attorney who told us it is the other way around. If the couple is in a Virginia at the time of the ceremony, they must have a Virginia Marriage License and a Virginia Court Authorized Officiant. The situation in also complicated by Virginia Courts telling couples that they have to be with the Officiant at the time of the Wedding for it to be legal when the Virginia Attorney General says the parties can be in three different locations as long as the ceremony is in Virginia. A memo from Virginia DOC which quotes the Virginia Attorney General confirms this as accurate. We are so glad we got the facts and Rev. Byron performed a beautiful ceremony with all of our guests present. Tammy and Glenn
Thanks for the clarification and ceremony — An Eventective User from Washington, DC
A great thanks to Rev. Byron for clarifying the law on remote and zoom weddings in DC, UT, and VA. After speaking to Rev. Byron he explained to us that the DC Zoom Weddings Law was only temporary, and since COVID is over, that law is no longer in effect. He also told us about the Utah law. Many Utah Officiants regularity tell Virginia Residents that they can only have a Zoom Wedding thru Utah if you they live in Virginia. Rev. Byron showed us the memo that said that remote weddings (zoom and phone) have always been legal in Virginia with a Virginia Marriage License and Virginia Officiant. Furthermore, if your ceremony is performed in Virginia, you must have a Virginia Marriage License and Virginia Officiant. Consequently, numerous Virginia brides and grooms who got Utah Marriage Licenses and had a ceremony performed in Virginia with a Utah Officiant, were informed by Virginia that they were not really married because they are subject to Virginia Law and they had to get remarried according to Virginia Law. Ayana and Derek

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