Marriage License Requirements in Utah
Utah requires two witnesses at the ceremony itself, which is set by state law rather than left to county discretion. Requirements below apply statewide; fees are set by each county clerk.
| Minimum age to marry | 18 without consent; 16–17 with signed parental or guardian consent. |
|---|---|
| Waiting period | None — you can marry the same day the license is issued. |
| License validity | 32 days from the date of issuance. |
| Blood test required | No |
| Documents you’ll need | Valid government-issued photo ID for both applicants. Two witnesses are required at the ceremony itself — a statewide rule, not a county-specific one. |
What a Utah marriage license typically costs
In Salt Lake County, the county we’ve researched so far, the fee is $50. Select your county below to confirm its exact current fee — note that Utah County (Provo) is a separate county from Salt Lake County, despite the similar name.
Counties we cover in Utah
Requirements above are set by Utah state law and apply the same way in every county. The fee, hours, and exact application process are set locally — select your county above for those specifics.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Utah marriage license cost?
$50 in Salt Lake County, the county we’ve verified so far. Check your specific county’s guide for its exact fee, since it’s set locally.
How many witnesses do we need in Utah?
Two, at the ceremony itself. This is a statewide requirement set by Utah law, not something individual counties can waive.
How long is a Utah marriage license valid?
32 days from the date of issuance.
Is a blood test required to get married in Utah?
No. Utah does not require a blood test or medical exam to obtain a marriage license.
See how Utah’s fees compare to other states → Getting married in a different county than you live in →