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How to: How to get a marriage license in Maui, Hawaii. Marriage licensing laws in Hawaii make it easy to get married on Maui. We will help you through this simple process to meet all the requirements.
Where: Both the bride and groom go in person to a Maui County marriage license agent. This is a private citizen who is duly authorized by Maui County and the State of Hawaii to issue marriage licenses. An appointment is made with the marriage license agent for you to go to their place of business. There are marriage license agents all around Maui county. We will arrange an appointment for you with the agent that is in the most convenient location to you. The license is good through out the State of Hawaii.
Application: The prospective bride and groom will complete an application to be presented to the marriage license agent. You can download a copy now directly from the State of Hawaii. It is a ".pdf" file and takes a few moments to open.
When: The Maui County marriage license agents usually conduct business during normal business hours Monday through Friday. They are closed on the weekends and holidays. Technically, you can receive your marriage license moments before saying I do, however it is recommended that you get your license shortly after arriving on Maui. The license is good for 30 days.
Cost:The cost is sixty US Dollars ($60.00), and is paid directly to the Maui County marriage license agent at the time of your appoint. It is $60 cash, no credit cards or debit cards, and most agents do not accept traveler's checks or personal checks.
Age: The legal age for marriage in Hawaii is 18 years of age for both the bride and the groom. If the bride and/or the groom is 16 or 17 years of age, consent of both parents, legal guardian, or the family court must be given in writing. See the State of Hawaii Web site for more information about under age marriages, including 15 year olds.
Paperwork:
Waiting period: There is no waiting period from the date of application.
Blood tests: No blood tests are required.
Witnesses: Witnesses are not required for a Hawaii marriage ceremony. However, if traveling alone, our onsite coordinator will happily sign as a witness to your marriage.
Marriage ceremony: The marriage ceremony must be performed by a licensed marriage officiant. This can be a private individual who is duly authorized by Maui County and the State of Hawaii to perform marriage ceremonies. We will help in arranging the appropriate wedding officiator for your wedding.
Now, isn't that easy?
We will assist you in fulfilling your fantasy of a dreamy wedding in paradise, whether it is a simple ceremony for two or an elaborate service with attendants and guests at sunset on the beach or sunrise by a garden waterfall on Maui, Hawaii.
Special T Weddings: PO Box 791930, Pa`ia, Maui, HI 96779
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