A familiar setting
Join from a room where you can sit comfortably, use your own equipment and have the support you choose close by.
Online marriage and accessibility
Get married in a live online ceremony from a place that works for you.
When travel, mobility or an in-person appointment makes a wedding harder to arrange, we can help you explore another way forward. Talk with us about what would make taking part easier.
Discuss your ceremony needs ↗Ask about arrangements before you choose a package.

Start with what works for you
Getting to a venue can involve much more than a trip. Transport, energy, unfamiliar spaces and waiting can all affect how you feel on the day.
An online ceremony lets you stay in a familiar setting. You and your partner can join together or from different places, with an officiant guiding you through the ceremony live.
You can start by describing the help you need. You don’t need to share your medical history to ask a question.
Support that starts with listening
Accessibility needs are different for every person. Before booking, ask us about the setup you have in mind so we can talk through what is possible and what needs arranging.
Join from a room where you can sit comfortably, use your own equipment and have the support you choose close by.
A trusted person can help you organize the application, position a device or plan the call. You and your partner make the decision to marry.
If your circumstances change, contact us about moving your ceremony. We’ll help you work through the next steps.
A clear path forward
Tell us about your preferred setting, your schedule and any support you would like to use.
Choose a package and follow the license instructions in your portal. Have your identification ready.
Choose a comfortable spot and arrange your device, internet connection and two adult witnesses.
Meet your officiant live online. Afterward, the marriage is filed and you receive guidance on your certificate.
Understanding the requirements
Your ceremony includes a marriage license, an authorized officiant, two witnesses aged 18 or older and the required filing.
Each partner must freely consent to the marriage. Everyone taking part must be able to see and hear one another. If you need help meeting these requirements, discuss your arrangements with us before booking.
Understand the legal process ↗A personal reason to care
Legal Online Marriage is a woman-majority-owned company. Our founder’s own experience with accessibility challenges helped her see how travel and in-person appointments can stand in the way of important life events.
Read our story ↗If you receive income-based benefits or have questions about care, ask a benefits counselor or qualified adviser how marriage could affect your situation.
Our team can help with ceremony arrangements. A benefits or legal adviser can help you understand the decisions around them.
Questions you may have
Yes. A trusted friend, family member or care professional can help with preparation and using a device. Each partner still needs to take part in the required identity checks and freely agree to the marriage.
Tell the team about your device setup and the support you already use. We can talk through the practical arrangements for joining your ceremony.
No. You can join together or from different locations. Each location needs a suitable device, a reliable connection and a setup that lets everyone taking part see and hear one another.
Contact the team if your plans or health needs change. We’re open to helping you find a new ceremony date.
Explore weddings for homebound and bedside circumstances ↗ for guidance on preparing at home or coordinating with a care setting.
Your next step
Tell us what would help you take part. We’ll talk through the arrangements with you before you book.
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