Learn more about getting ordained in Indiana, officiant training, wedding ceremony planning, and more. First of all, congratulations on finding your partner in life. The process is free and takes just a few minutes. When it comes time to perform your duties as the officiant, Allen County may ask you to present documentation, which AMM provides for a fee. Now that you are a licensed officiant in Indiana, we can help you prepare for the wedding ceremony itself.
Officiating a marriage ceremony can be an amazing, rewarding experience, but requires a bit of preparation. Our wedding training pages will help make sure your first ceremony goes off without a hitch. Here you can find everything from tips for preparation to sample wedding ceremony scripts, to brainstorming prompts, and more. You, the officiant can do this, or one of the members of the couple can.
It can be mailed in or returned in person by either party. You can start the application process online. Speaking of venues, let us make a few suggestions. The Barn at Salomon Farm Park is one of our favorite venues in the area. Plus, this venue is super affordable and just 20 minutes from downtown Fort Wayne. Winters are quite cold and last from November through March. Around January, there are at least two weeks of snow and dropping temperatures, usually followed by a few days of freezing rain and warmer weather, often leading to some flooding.
Summers are hot, but not unbearable for the most part, except the two-week stretch that falls in late July or August that breaks the degree mark. Fall is lovely in Indiana, not too hot or cold, and the colors of the foliage are stunning.
A date between May and early July or September to October would be ideal for a wedding date. No, neither are required to apply for a marriage license in Indiana. It's finally here! Timeless scripts and heartfelt vow inspiration to bring life to your ceremony. Do we have to wait before we can use our marriage license?
