If you are a Vermont resident, you must apply to the Town Clerk in the town where one of you resides. If both of you are non-residents (which is common for destination weddings), you can apply at any Town Clerk's office in the state.

For convenience, you can apply directly at the Killington Town Office (2706 River Road, Killington, VT).

To obtain your license, both parties must fill out the application form. You will need to provide:

• A valid government-issued photo ID (driver's license or passport).
• Information regarding birthplace, parents' birth names, and any previous marriage details (certified divorce papers, if applicable).
• A licensing fee of $80 (paid directly to the Town Clerk's office).

Vermont is incredibly friendly for destination weddings because:

• There is no waiting period! You can pick up the license and get married on the exact same day.
• There are no residency requirements or medical blood tests required.
• Once issued, the license is valid for 60 days and must be delivered to the officiant performing your ceremony.

Want a close friend or family member to officiate your ceremony? Vermont makes this simple!

Any person (resident or non-resident) can apply to be a temporary officiant for a specific marriage ceremony. The application is submitted online to the Vermont Secretary of State along with a $20 registration fee. Once approved, they are legally authorized to perform your ceremony.