If you’re seeking a fast, simple, and legally recognized way to get married in Oklahoma, an online wedding ceremony might be the perfect solution. Traditional weddings often require travel, county appointments, paperwork, and weeks of planning.
With an online marriage, couples can complete the entire process from home — quickly, conveniently, and fully legally.
This guide explains everything you need to know about getting married online as an Oklahoma resident, including legality, requirements, and how Distant Weddings makes the process seamless.
In-person steps are normally required for a standard Oklahoma marriage — including visiting the County Clerk’s office for a marriage license and having a ceremony with witnesses.
However, Oklahoma residents can legally marry online through Utah’s digital marriage license system, which is recognized across the U.S.
Any marriage legally performed in another U.S. state is automatically recognized in Oklahoma, as long as it complies with state and federal law. This is what makes fully online weddings possible for Oklahoma couples.
Yes — here’s why.
In 2019, Utah County introduced the nation’s first fully online marriage system, allowing couples to:
You do not need to live in Utah to use this system.
Marriages legally performed in Utah are recognized across all 50 states, including Oklahoma.
This is the legal foundation behind Distant Weddings’ online marriage services.
If you decide on a conventional in-person marriage in Oklahoma, here’s what you’ll typically need:
Both partners must appear in person and present one of the following:
(Some counties may also ask for a birth certificate.)
The court may request:
An Oklahoma marriage license is valid for 10 days after issuance.
Many couples prefer online marriage to avoid the time and travel involved with traditional procedures.
Some states allow you to apply for a license online but still require:
✔ Physical ceremony
✔ In-person attendance
✔ Traditional paperwork
Distant Weddings allows Oklahoma couples to complete their marriage entirely online:
✔ License issued digitally
✔ Ceremony conducted virtually
✔ Licensed officiant participates online
✔ No in-person attendance required
✔ Official U.S. marriage certificate provided
This is the quickest and easiest way to get married without leaving home.
Here’s a quick comparison of online versus traditional Oklahoma weddings:
Feature | Traditional Oklahoma Marriage | Online Marriage with Distant Weddings |
Apply for license online | ❌ Usually no | ✅ 100% online |
In-person visit required | ✅ Yes | ❌ No |
Ceremony location | Must be in Oklahoma | Anywhere with internet |
Witnesses required | Yes | Provided if needed |
Speed | Days–weeks | 24–48 hours |
Paperwork | Manual | Fully digital |
Legal recognition in Oklahoma | Yes | Yes, nationwide |
Distant Weddings uses Utah’s official digital marriage system to provide Oklahoma couples with a fast, legally recognized online marriage experience.
Sign up in minutes and start the process immediately.
Choose a ceremony style — simple, symbolic, religious, or modern.
Distant Weddings matches you with a licensed officiant based on your preferred date and time.
Licensing is handled digitally:
✔ No paperwork
✔ No county office visits
✔ Fast and secure verification
Join from any device — phone, tablet, or laptop.
Ceremonies typically last around 15 minutes, and friends and family can join virtually.
You’ll get:
Your marriage certificate is valid in all U.S. states, including Oklahoma.
If one spouse lives abroad or you plan to use your marriage certificate internationally, you may need an Apostille certification.
Distant Weddings provides clear guidance to make this process simple.
Is an online marriage legal in Oklahoma?
Yes. Oklahoma recognizes any marriage legally performed in another U.S. state, including Utah’s online system.
Do we need to be in Oklahoma during the ceremony?
No — you can participate from anywhere with internet access.
Do we need witnesses?
Distant Weddings can provide witnesses if required.
How quickly can we complete the process?
Most couples finish in 24–48 hours.
Will our marriage be valid for immigration?
Yes. Couples applying for immigration may require an Apostille, which Distant Weddings can assist with.
For couples looking for a simple, convenient, and fully legal way to get married, Distant Weddings is the easiest choice. Complete your application, ceremony, and certificate entirely online — no trips to county offices needed.
Focus on your love and celebration, not paperwork and appointments.
Get married online with Distant Weddings. We’ll guide you step by step through our 3-step process, ensuring the process is simple & easy.