For Texas wedding officiants

Officiant leads from Texas marriage license filings

In Texas a couple cannot marry until 72 hours after the license is issued, and the license expires in 90 days. Every new filing is a ceremony that still needs an officiant.

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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 officiants use the filings

The 72-hour window

Fresh filings are couples who cannot marry yet, by law. That is the window in which they choose who will marry them.

Courthouse demand by county

Weekly counts show where short-notice ceremonies are concentrated.

Alerts

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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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