For Texas wedding DJs

Wedding DJ lead generation, from the county clerk’s own record

Every couple in Texas files for a marriage license before the ceremony. We read the clerk indexes for the state’s biggest counties and put each filing in one feed, so a DJ can see how many weddings are happening in their market this month and who filed.

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12,659
Texas marriage licenses in our feed filed in the last 30 days, newest Oct 16.
Busiest Texas counties, last 30 days
Harris County3,414 filingsTarrant County1,277 filingsDenton County1,148 filingsDallas County1,142 filingsTravis County1,122 filingsBexar County640 filingsMontgomery County637 filingsFort Bend County474 filings

How wedding DJs use the filings

Know your market by county

Filings per county, per week. See where weddings are concentrated before you spend on ads or a bridal show booth.

Short-window weddings

A Texas license must wait 72 hours and expires in 90 days. A fresh filing is a wedding inside that window, which is when couples planning fast still need a DJ.

Check an inquiry against the record

Search by name across every filing we hold to confirm a date or follow up with a past inquiry.

What a filing is, and is not

A marriage license filing carries two names, a county and a date. It does not carry a phone number, an address or a budget, and we never promise you will reach a couple before they book. It is the public record of who is getting married where, which is the market a wedding business sells into.

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