Ordained Wedding Officiant, Carrie A. Holida

12/11/2021

😂😂. True!!

10/14/2020

07/18/2020

It was a beautiful evening yesterday to officiate a wedding. ❤️

11/20/2019

How cute. ❤️. Anyone down for having a ceremony at an aquarium? If so, message me. 💍

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03/04/2018

More wedding flowers finished for an upcoming wedding. ❤️

03/04/2018

01/22/2018

Are you a Huron County Resident and getting married? Here is some information you may need to know:
*If one of the applicants is a resident of Huron County, then the license will be valid anywhere in the State of Ohio
*If both applicants are from out-of-state, then the license is valid only in Huron County. (Applicants will need to talk to a Probate Clerk for further information if they are coming from out-of-state).
*If one or both applicants require the services of an interpreter, applicant(s) will need to talk to a Probate Clerk for further information.
*18 years of age or older (if under 18 call Probate Clerk for requirements).
*Must present current government photo ID such as drivers license, state ID or passport.
*Must present certified copy of Birth Certificate from the County Health Department or the State Vital Records Department of Health. The court will not accept certified copies that are laminated; torn; and/or taped together. Birth Certificate must list the applicants date of birth, place of birth and parents names.
*If one or both applicant(s) were previously married and divorced, applicant(s) must present a copy of their Divorce Decree.
*If one or both applicant(s) are widowed, applicant(s) must present a copy of Death Certificate.
*Marriage License fee is $57.00. Can be paid by cash, credit, or debit only. No personal checks will be accepted as payment. *Processing fees will apply for debit or credit card payments.
*Marriage License is valid for 60 days. There is no waiting period to use your Marriage License.
*Both applicants must come to the Probate Office together with all the above documentation.
*The Officiator who will be performing your marriage must be licensed in Ohio. Please let the Probate Clerk know if the person who will be marrying you is coming from out-of-state.

01/21/2018

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