Franklin, Tennessee | Nationwide Online Notary | 615-616-NTRY(6879) – email: laura@notaryforce.com
Franklin, Tennessee | Nationwide Online Notary | 615-616-NTRY(6879) – email: laura@notaryforce.com
A simple sign-and-go wedding ceremony for couples who want to make it official without a big production. The Meet & Marry option includes a short, informal meeting, the minimum required ceremony wording, and signing of the marriage license. It is a no-fuss, stress-free option for elopements, private ceremonies, or couples who just want it to be the two of them.
Price starts at $75
A sweet, personal ceremony for couples who want something meaningful but simple. We can include short vows, a few heartfelt words, and a location of your choice. Afterward, I’m happy to take a few photos so you have something to remember the moment.
Price starts at $150
Looking for a wedding officiant in Franklin, TN who can keep things simple, affordable, and stress-free? Notary Force offers civil wedding ceremonies, elopements, and sign-and-go marriage ceremonies for couples who want to make it official without the hassle of a big wedding.
I’m based in Franklin and serve couples throughout Nashville, Brentwood, Cool Springs, Nolensville, Spring Hill, and surrounding Middle Tennessee areas. You can choose a home, park, restaurant, or simple outdoor location — I’ll handle the ceremony and marriage license signing.
A courthouse alternative without the courthouse feel.
A last-minute wedding officiant in Franklin or Nashville.
A quick, affordable way to get legally married.
Please bring your Tennessee marriage license, any paperwork provided by the county clerk, and a valid photo ID for each of you.
When we meet, I’ll review the marriage license and verify both IDs before the ceremony begins.
Depending on the ceremony you selected, you may simply confirm that you are ready to be married, repeat short vows after me, or exchange vows of your own. Once you have both made your commitment, I’ll pronounce you married and complete the required paperwork.
You may return the completed marriage license to the county clerk yourself, or I can file it for you for an additional fee.
Please bring your Tennessee marriage license and valid photo ID for both of you. Your marriage license must still be valid, so make sure your ceremony is scheduled within the 30-day license window.
And yes — both of you need to be present in person. I cannot perform the ceremony unless both partners are there, ready to say “I do.”
Tennessee does not generally require witnesses for a marriage ceremony, even if you see a witness line on the form. If you want someone to sign as a witness for personal reasons, you may bring one.
I can meet couples at a home, park, restaurant, outdoor location, or another simple public meeting place. For quick sign-and-go ceremonies, we can choose a convenient location in or near Franklin.
I may be able to meet at or near a courthouse depending on the county, parking, timing, and my schedule. Contact me before booking so we can confirm the best meeting location.
That is usually fine. A Tennessee marriage license may generally be used for a ceremony anywhere in Tennessee, as long as it is still valid. After the ceremony, the completed license must be returned to the county clerk’s office that issued it.
Yes. Non-Tennessee residents can get married in Tennessee. There is no residency requirement, and Tennessee marriage licenses are valid for 30 days from issuance. Both applicants usually need to appear in person at a Tennessee county clerk’s office with valid photo ID to pick up the license.
I love taking pictures and I’m happy to take a few simple photos with your phone after the ceremony if time and location allow. I am not a professional wedding photographer, but I know couples often appreciate having a few quick pictures from the moment.
Sometimes, yes. Last-minute wedding officiant appointments may be available depending on my schedule, your location, and whether you already have your marriage license.
Yes, I can file the signed marriage license for an additional fee. You may also return it to the county clerk yourself after the ceremony. This should be done within 3 business days from the date of marriage.
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Yes. I officiate same-sex weddings for couples with a valid Tennessee marriage license. I’m happy to help you make it official with a simple, respectful, and meaningful ceremony.