The Court of Two Sisters
The Court of Two Sisters is a restaurant and wedding venue located in New Orleans, LA.
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Same-day weddingsYour license is issued the day you apply.
License lasts a yearFrom the date it is issued.
Two witnessesThey sign your license.
No residency neededVisitors can marry here.












The Court of Two Sisters is a restaurant and wedding venue located in New Orleans, LA.
One of Melbourne’s best-known event spaces, Prince Deck is a favourite for a reason. We’re talking floor-to-ceiling windows and doors opening out onto a sweeping timber deck. And the views? To die for. Picture your next event with a glittering, panoramic Melbourne skyline as the backdrop. Impressive, right?
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San Francisco Bay Area based wedding, elopement and couples photographer. Capturing all the in between moments for all couples.
Hi, I’m Jenny (she/her). I’ve been photographing weddings in Seattle since 2008. My approach to photography is open, light, and gently prompted, resulting in images that are genuine.
With a ‘storytelling’ approach to photography, Emily’s work is warm, colourful, and relaxed, much like her personality.
I love capturing weddings. A lot of the time when people talk about weddings it’s with dread or sarcasm. How overwhelming they are, how stressful they are, how expensive they are. It’s true, they can be all those things, but they are also magical, exciting and full of love.
I’m McKenzie Bigliazzi (pronounced “Big-lee-ozzy”), and I am a Colorado-based photographer who travels extensively to capture the essence of both intimate and grand moments. I am dedicated to transforming fleeting instances into timeless works of art, without making you feel weird in front of the camera. My photography balances candid, posed, and spontaneous moments, creating images that feel both authentic and artistic.
Thistle & Poppy was created for the dreamers and the lovers, those who believe in slow mornings, wildflowers, and the magic of being seen as you are. Together, we’ll craft imagery that feels effortless yet artful, photographs that don’t just show how your day looked, but how it felt.
Hey, I’m Colleen– your photographer, guide, and hype person. I’m currently located in North Georgia and photograph elopements and weddings throughout Georgia, the southeast, and anywhere in the US! I started photographing weddings over 9 years ago, and as cliche as it is, I love love.
Hey, babes, I’m Jo. I’m a nonbinary lesbian photographer based in Seattle, documenting queer love in all forms.
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Same-sex couples have been able to marry in Arizona since 2014, and every vendor in our directory is vetted to be genuinely affirming.
Both of you apply in person at a county clerk’s office. Your license is issued the same day, and you can marry that day if your officiant is ready. It’s valid for a year, and two witnesses must sign it. You don’t need to live in Arizona. The fee is $76.
Our couples have eloped at Horseshoe Bend, proposed in the Sedona desert and thrown an Arizona goth wedding with donuts and tattoos.
No. Your license is issued the same day, and you can marry that day.
One year from the date it is issued.
Two witnesses must sign your license.
No. Arizona has no residency requirement.
Legal details last checked October 2026 against the ACLU of Arizona. Rules and fees can vary by county.
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