If you’re searching for a fast, convenient, and stress-free way to get legally married in Nevada, an online wedding ceremony may be the perfect fit. Traditional weddings often require travel, courthouse appointments, timelines, and plenty of logistics.
With an online marriage, you can bypass the complications and complete the entire process from anywhere — quickly, easily, and legally.
This guide explains everything you need to know about getting married online as a Nevada resident, including legality, requirements, and how Distant Weddings makes the process seamless.
Nevada’s usual marriage procedure still involves in-person steps — appearing together at a County Clerk’s office and holding a physical ceremony with witnesses present.
However, Nevada residents can legally marry online by using Utah’s fully digital marriage system, which is recognized across the United States.
Any marriage that is legally completed in another U.S. state is automatically valid in Nevada, as long as it follows general state and federal requirements.
This is the legal foundation that makes online marriage possible for Nevada couples.
Yes — and here’s how it works.
In 2019, Utah County launched the nation’s first end-to-end digital marriage platform. It allows couples to:
You do not need to be a Utah resident to use this system.
A marriage legally completed in Utah is honored nationwide — including in Nevada.
This is why Distant Weddings can offer a fully remote, legally valid ceremony.
If you prefer a traditional Nevada wedding, here’s what you’ll typically need:
Both partners must appear in person with valid identification, such as:
(Some counties may also request a birth certificate.)
Nevada marriage licenses are usually valid for one year after issuance.
A Nevada ceremony must be held in person with an officiant and at least one witness.
Fees, appointment availability, and rules vary by county — which is why many couples choose the much quicker online alternative.
Many couples confuse these two options — here’s the difference.
Some states allow you to apply online but still require:
✔ An in-person ceremony
✔ Physical presence in the state
✔ Traditional documentation
With a 100% online marriage:
✔ Digital marriage license
✔ Online ceremony
✔ Virtual officiant
✔ No travel or physical presence required
✔ Valid U.S. marriage certificate
This is the simplest option for Nevada couples wanting a completely remote experience.
Feature | Traditional Nevada Marriage | Online Marriage With Distant Weddings |
Apply for license online | ❌ Usually no | ✅ Yes |
In-person visit required | ✅ Yes | ❌ None |
Ceremony location | Must be in Nevada | Anywhere with internet |
Witnesses required | Yes | Provided if needed |
Speed | Days–weeks | Often 24–48 hours |
Paperwork | Mostly manual | Fully digital |
Valid in Nevada | Yes | Yes — recognized nationwide |
Distant Weddings uses Utah County’s official digital marriage system to offer Nevada couples a fast, legally binding online wedding experience.
Here’s how it works:
Sign up — it only takes a minute.
Once your account is active, you can begin the process right away.
Choose the type of ceremony you want: simple, symbolic, religious, traditional, or modern.
We then pair you with a licensed officiant based on your preferred date and time.
Your marriage license is issued through digital ID verification.
No paperwork.
No clerk visits.
No complicated forms.
Log in using any device — laptop, phone, or tablet.
The ceremony typically lasts about 10–15 minutes.
Friends and family can join virtually to celebrate.
You will receive:
Your certificate is legally valid in Nevada and throughout the United States.
If one partner lives outside the United States or you plan to use your marriage certificate abroad, you may need an Apostille for international recognition.
Distant Weddings provides simple guidance to help you complete this step.
Yes. Nevada honors marriages legally performed in other U.S. states, including fully online ceremonies from Utah.
No. You can be anywhere in the world as long as you have an internet connection.
If witnesses are required, Distant Weddings can provide them for you.
Most couples complete everything in 24–48 hours.
Yes. Couples applying for immigration may need an Apostille, and Distant Weddings can help with that step.
For Nevada couples who want a simple, fast, and fully legal way to get married, Distant Weddings is the most convenient solution available. You can complete the entire process — from licensing to ceremony to receiving your certificate — completely online without visiting any Nevada county office.
Skip the stress and enjoy a meaningful, modern way to celebrate your commitment.
Get married online with Distant Weddings. We’ll guide you step by step through our 3-step process, ensuring the process is simple & easy.