How to Get Married in Moab, Utah: Marriage License Guide

When planning how to get married in Moab Utah, it’s vital to know the licensing options and how they fit into your elopement plan. You can apply online with Utah County or in person at the Grand County Clerk’s Office. As part of my All-Inclusive Utah Elopement Package in the US (Utah-only elopements), I guide you through the process. I handle all licensing, officiant services, paperwork, and day-of details, so you can focus on your adventure.

Your Two Main Moab Marriage License Options:

Option 1: Utah County Online Marriage License (Valid in Moab)

Apply fully online—upload ID with a quick face scan, pay about $71.75, and receive your license instantly.

Licenses are valid statewide for 32 days, perfect if you’re flying in and prepping ahead.

After your ceremony, your officiant (provided in Hannah’s packages) submits the license digitally. You’ll then receive both digital and printed certificates. Witness names are entered digitally—no physical signatures.

Option 2: Grand County (Moab) In-Person Marriage License

Visit the Grand County Clerk’s office (125 E. Center St., Moab) with photo IDs, ceremony date, & officiant’s name. The $50 fee includes one certified copy. (grandcountyutah.net)

The license is valid everywhere in Utah. Post-ceremony, the officiant returns the signed paper license within 30 days. Witness signatures are required on-site. (grandcountyutah.net)

Why Choosing an All-Inclusive Package Makes a Difference:

Utah requires no waiting period, and licenses are valid 32 days after issuance—perfect for spontaneous or planned Moab elopements. (utcourts.gov)

As part of my All Inclusive Elopement Package in the US, I:

• Handle the officiant services (I will be your officiant, legally solemnizing the ceremony).
• Can serve as one of your two required witnesses during the ceremony.
• Manage all paperwork and deadlines (online or in-person licensing, reminders, submission).

Everything’s taken care of—so you don’t have to worry about logistics on the big day.

Check out all the details here!

FAQ: You Asked-We Answer:

Do we need a permit even if we already
get a marriage license?

Yes! Marriage licenses and location permits are separate. If you’re marrying in a national park (like Arches or Canyonlands), you need a Special I Use Permit. State parks (like Dead Horse Point) also require permits. I take care of all permitting through my all-inclusive service, so you don’t have to stress.

Can Hannah be our witness?

Yes! Utah  requires two witnesses (age 18+) at a ceremony. l can happily serve as one of your witnesses during your elopement day. The other can be a loved one or even a helpful friend or fellow guest.

Is the officiant provided by Hannah?

Absolutely. Officiant services are included in all elopement packages. The officiant will legally

marry you and ensure your license is properly signed and returned.

Who can officiate in Utah?

Utah allows a broad range of officiants-clergy, judges, mayors, county clerks, and even your photographer, if properly ordained. The officiant must sign and return your license within 30 days.