Standard vs. Covenant Marriage in Arizona
Arizona has two kinds of marriage. Here is how standard and covenant marriage compare on counseling, licenses, same-day weddings, and divorce, in plain words.
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What Does a Wedding Officiant Do? A Guide for Arizona Couples
A wedding officiant does much more than stand in front of you and pronounce you married. Your officiant helps plan…
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What Should Couples Discuss Before Marriage? 10 Essential Topics
Getting married means joining two lives that were shaped by different families, experiences, habits, expectations, and sometimes different cultures or…
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How Do Military Members Get Married in Arizona? Step-by-Step Guide
Yes. Military members can get married in Arizona while home on leave, and Arizona has no waiting period after a…
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Same-Day Wedding Photography: How to Get Beautiful Wedding Photos Without the Stress
Yes — you can still get beautiful wedding photos even if you’re planning a same-day, short-notice, or an elopement wedding…
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Same-Day Weddings in Scottsdale’s Outdoor Park Locations (Parks Guide)
Free, beautiful spots for a quick “I do” — plus a calm officiant who keeps it simple. Here are some…
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How to Get Married in Arizona? (Step-by-Step Guide 2026)
Getting married in Arizona in 2026 is relatively simple. Couples must first obtain a marriage license from a county clerk,…
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Can You Get Married in Prison in Arizona? 2026 Guide to Inmate Weddings
In Arizona, a prison wedding is legally possible — but the process is far more structured than a traditional ceremony….
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How to Feel Confident for Your First Dance at Your Arizona Wedding
Your wedding ceremony may be the emotional centerpiece of the day — but your first dance is often the moment…
