Florida marriage license offices — by county

Every county that issues marriage licenses in Florida, with the office name, address, phone and hours. Pick your county below.

Florida has 67 counties, and marriage licenses are issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court in each one. There is no state office that takes applications, so you apply at a clerk's office in the county where you plan to marry or where you live.

What to expect at the clerk's office

• Both applicants normally appear in person with valid government photo ID.
• Many clerks offer an online pre-application, but the licence is still issued in person.
• Florida sets a short waiting period for residents that can be waived in some cases, and the clerk will explain how it applies to your date.
• Fees, hours and appointment rules are set locally, so confirm them with the county clerk before you travel.

The directory below lists the Clerk of the Circuit Court for all 67 Florida counties with the office address, phone, website and, where published, the current fee. Details were checked against official clerk websites; confirm anything time-sensitive with the office.

Questions people ask

Who issues marriage licenses in Florida?

The Clerk of the Circuit Court in each of Florida's 67 counties. County offices issue the licence; there is no statewide marriage office.

Can we apply at any Florida county?

Florida allows couples to apply at a clerk's office in any county, but confirm the county's rules and appointment availability first.

Are Florida marriage license fees the same everywhere?

No. The state sets part of the fee and counties add their own amounts, so the total varies. Ask the clerk for the current fee.

The 67 counties

Directory last checked 2026-10-23.