About Victoria Meyer and Marry Me In Indy!
Welcome to Marry Me In Indy! If you are looking to get married, today, tomorrow or next year, you have come to the right place. My name is Victoria Meyer. I’m a wedding officiant and owner of Marry Me In Indy! LLC In the past 8 years I’ve provided Indianapolis wedding officiant services, marrying over 2500 couples in Indiana. I’ve got the knowledge and experience you are looking for. If I don't, I'm happy to help you find it.
Once upon a time, as the story goes, a couple would just run down to the courthouse and get married, or they’d go and find a preacher and get hitched. It sounds so simple. It’s not quite that simple, for over 4 years, Courthouse weddings in Indianapolis are no longer available. but with the right information, getting married in Indiana is actually very easy. I’ve gathered a great deal of information and am doing my best to present to you in an easy to use website that will give you the information you need to make getting both legally and formally married a smooth process.
I am an ordained minister which allows me to legally marry you in Indiana. I also run a professional business marrying couples so I offer a well rounded view of all the different aspects of entering into marriage.
First, you need a marriage license, which is issued by your County Clerk, in order to be legally married.
Then, you need a wedding officiant to complete the marriage license with you.
Finally, the completed license needs to be filed with the clerk in order for your marriage to be legal and recognized by the state.
The above is the part of the process where people think about “running down to the courthouse to get married.” It is often referred to as a civil ceremony and has traditionally been performed by a county clerk, a judge or a justice of the peace.
“Finding a preacher to marry you” is the other common thought. A preacher, minister, pastor, priest, Imam, Rabbi or other religious officials perform religious ceremonies. They have the authority to sign your marriage license but won’t always do so. You usually have to be married following the rules of the religion in order to be married within that religion and often, a religious leader may still choose not to sign your marriage license and legally marry you.
I am in independently ordained minister and I have no criteria I’m required to follow when marrying a couple. It’s my business to marry you. You need to meet certain criteria in order for the county clerk to issue you a marriage license. If they issue you a marriage license, I will sign it for you. The marriage license is a legal contract. That is the actual business or marriage. That is the reason I’ve performed so many weddings. I’ve signed a lot of marriage licenses. You cannot get married by most county clerks in Indiana so I do that. I can actually meet you near the clerk’s office when you pick up your marriage license and sign it right there. Get your license, we’ll sign it, give it back to the clerk and they will issue you a certified copy. Your legal marriage can be complete in less than an hour.
I’m also a wedding officiant that performs wedding ceremonies. I perform all sorts of wedding ceremonies. Civil Ceremonies, Romantic Elopements, Christian Ceremonies, Spiritual Ceremonies, Handfastings, Interfaith ceremonies, Catholic-lite ceremonies. It is always an honor to recite the Seven Blessings for a Jewish Wedding at an Interfaith-Jewish ceremony. Atheist? No problem! Secular Humanist Ceremonies can be equally as beautiful as an other ceremony.
It’s a wedding. It’s about love. There is romance in the air and love abounds everywhere. There have been so many stereotypes completey busted open in the last few years. Inter-racial, Inter-faith, LGBTQ. It’s all commonplace in marriage these days. I remember when I first started marrying couples I received a call from a groom who had been turned down by 7 ministers when he asked them if they performed interracial ceremonies. I was literally shocked when he asked the question, like, does it really matter? I remember my first same gender ceremony before it was legal, they just wanted to exchange their vows and know in their hearts they are married. My first transgender wedding opened my eyes to a whole new world. When same gender marriage became legal I celebrated it. I remember the first same gender wedding I performed when it became legal. Now, it’s all just marriage. People get married for love and people get married for legal reasons. It’s a great big complicated, interesting, fascinating world of marriage and I love every bit of it.
I'm happy to announce that, in addition to my regular options, same day weddings, civil ceremonies, small, family weddings and formal weddings, I realize that there are a lot of couples who want a friend or family member to marry them. Every year, a certain amount of formal weddings I perform are booked within a month or two of the wedding because the person that was going to get ordained and marry them decided not to or it just wasn't working out. I'm now offering a Wedding Ceremony Consulting Service that will help couples to save money and get a personalized ceremony and all the instructions they need in performing the ceremony and facilitating a rehearsal. This service is available anywhere as a consultation can be conducted in person or via video chat
If you have any questions, please, ask. I'm always happy to help! Have a wonderful day! :-)
Once upon a time, as the story goes, a couple would just run down to the courthouse and get married, or they’d go and find a preacher and get hitched. It sounds so simple. It’s not quite that simple, for over 4 years, Courthouse weddings in Indianapolis are no longer available. but with the right information, getting married in Indiana is actually very easy. I’ve gathered a great deal of information and am doing my best to present to you in an easy to use website that will give you the information you need to make getting both legally and formally married a smooth process.
I am an ordained minister which allows me to legally marry you in Indiana. I also run a professional business marrying couples so I offer a well rounded view of all the different aspects of entering into marriage.
First, you need a marriage license, which is issued by your County Clerk, in order to be legally married.
Then, you need a wedding officiant to complete the marriage license with you.
Finally, the completed license needs to be filed with the clerk in order for your marriage to be legal and recognized by the state.
The above is the part of the process where people think about “running down to the courthouse to get married.” It is often referred to as a civil ceremony and has traditionally been performed by a county clerk, a judge or a justice of the peace.
“Finding a preacher to marry you” is the other common thought. A preacher, minister, pastor, priest, Imam, Rabbi or other religious officials perform religious ceremonies. They have the authority to sign your marriage license but won’t always do so. You usually have to be married following the rules of the religion in order to be married within that religion and often, a religious leader may still choose not to sign your marriage license and legally marry you.
I am in independently ordained minister and I have no criteria I’m required to follow when marrying a couple. It’s my business to marry you. You need to meet certain criteria in order for the county clerk to issue you a marriage license. If they issue you a marriage license, I will sign it for you. The marriage license is a legal contract. That is the actual business or marriage. That is the reason I’ve performed so many weddings. I’ve signed a lot of marriage licenses. You cannot get married by most county clerks in Indiana so I do that. I can actually meet you near the clerk’s office when you pick up your marriage license and sign it right there. Get your license, we’ll sign it, give it back to the clerk and they will issue you a certified copy. Your legal marriage can be complete in less than an hour.
I’m also a wedding officiant that performs wedding ceremonies. I perform all sorts of wedding ceremonies. Civil Ceremonies, Romantic Elopements, Christian Ceremonies, Spiritual Ceremonies, Handfastings, Interfaith ceremonies, Catholic-lite ceremonies. It is always an honor to recite the Seven Blessings for a Jewish Wedding at an Interfaith-Jewish ceremony. Atheist? No problem! Secular Humanist Ceremonies can be equally as beautiful as an other ceremony.
It’s a wedding. It’s about love. There is romance in the air and love abounds everywhere. There have been so many stereotypes completey busted open in the last few years. Inter-racial, Inter-faith, LGBTQ. It’s all commonplace in marriage these days. I remember when I first started marrying couples I received a call from a groom who had been turned down by 7 ministers when he asked them if they performed interracial ceremonies. I was literally shocked when he asked the question, like, does it really matter? I remember my first same gender ceremony before it was legal, they just wanted to exchange their vows and know in their hearts they are married. My first transgender wedding opened my eyes to a whole new world. When same gender marriage became legal I celebrated it. I remember the first same gender wedding I performed when it became legal. Now, it’s all just marriage. People get married for love and people get married for legal reasons. It’s a great big complicated, interesting, fascinating world of marriage and I love every bit of it.
I'm happy to announce that, in addition to my regular options, same day weddings, civil ceremonies, small, family weddings and formal weddings, I realize that there are a lot of couples who want a friend or family member to marry them. Every year, a certain amount of formal weddings I perform are booked within a month or two of the wedding because the person that was going to get ordained and marry them decided not to or it just wasn't working out. I'm now offering a Wedding Ceremony Consulting Service that will help couples to save money and get a personalized ceremony and all the instructions they need in performing the ceremony and facilitating a rehearsal. This service is available anywhere as a consultation can be conducted in person or via video chat
If you have any questions, please, ask. I'm always happy to help! Have a wonderful day! :-)
