Are you getting married? In Ontario, you must have a marriage license to legally start your new life together. Once issued, the marriage licence will be valid for 90 days anywhere in Ontario. Use the form below to request an appointment with the clerk's office.
Eligibility
- There are no gender, residency, citizenship or medical requirements when applying for a marriage licence.
- Anyone over the age of 16 years old can get married in Ontario.
- If you are under 18 years old, you will need written consent from all of your parents or legal guardians. All parents or legal guardians must complete the Consent of Parents or Guardians to Marriage Form when they go to obtain the marriage licence from the municipality. Contact the Clerk’s Office to receive a consent form if you are under 18 years of age.
Required Forms & Documents
Please bring the following to your appointment:
- A completed Marriage Licence Application form.
- Identification: Two pieces of government-issued identification for each person getting married, at least one piece must include a photo.
- Examples of acceptable identification
- Government-issued birth certificate (including change of name certificates)
- Valid passport
- Record of immigrant landing
- Canadian Citizenship Card or Certificate
- Valid driver’s licence
- Valid Ontario Photo Card
- Supporting documentation (if applicable): If this is not your first marriage, visit the ServiceOntario website for more information. No documentation is required for widowed partners.
Fees & Payment
Please refer to the Fees & Charges page for Marriage Licence fees.
- Payment is required upon reception of the licence.
- Please note that the Municipality only accepts cash or debit.