Homebound and bedside weddings
Your wedding can happen right where you are
When leaving home is difficult, a live online ceremony brings your wedding to a place where you feel comfortable.
Talk with us about your plans ↗At home, in a hospital or in a care setting
A more manageable way to marry
Stay in the place that works for you
Travel, recovery and care routines can make an in-person wedding hard to arrange. Your ceremony doesn’t have to mean another trip.
Your officiant joins by video and guides you through the ceremony. A trusted person can help with the setup, and you can plan around the setting you already know.
- No ceremony travelJoin from home or a suitable care setting.
- Support close byHave someone you trust help you prepare.
- A live officiantSomeone guides you through each step.
- Flexible plansContact us if you need to move your date.
Planning your day
A few arrangements, then time for each other
We’ll help you understand the steps so you and the people supporting you know what to prepare.
Tell us about your plans
Share where you’ll join from, the dates you’re considering and any practical help you need with the ceremony setup.
Prepare your application
Choose your package and follow the marriage license instructions in your portal. A trusted person can help you organize the information and use your device.
Set up a comfortable space
Arrange a steady device, a reliable connection and two adult witnesses. In a care setting, check video access and timing with the facility.
Join your wedding online
Meet your officiant live, with your partner beside you or joining remotely. Afterward, the marriage is filed and you receive guidance on your certificate.
For family and care teams
Help arrange the day around the couple
Family members, social workers, nurses and care coordinators are welcome to help with preparation. The couple’s wishes guide the plans.
Talk through the arrangements ↗Understanding the requirements
A live ceremony with a legal foundation
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 ↗Questions you may have
Planning a wedding at home or bedside
Can we marry from a hospital or care facility?
A remote ceremony may be an option. Contact our team first and speak with the facility about video access, privacy and scheduling. Both partners must be able to participate and freely consent.
Can a caregiver arrange everything for us?
A caregiver or family member can help with preparation and coordination. They cannot consent to the marriage on behalf of either partner. Each partner must take part in the required steps.
What if our plans change suddenly?
Contact us as soon as you can. We’re open to rescheduling and will help you work through a new date.
Can you help if we have a deadline?
Share your date and time zone with the team before booking so we can check availability and discuss the arrangements.
Will marriage change our benefits or medical arrangements?
The effect depends on your circumstances. Speak with a benefits counselor or qualified legal adviser about benefits, insurance and medical decision-making. Marriage does not automatically settle every care or financial question.
Let’s take the next step together
Tell us what you’re planning
Share where you’ll be and what you need help arranging. We’ll help you work out the next step.
