Getting legally married in Georgia is a fast, simple, and internationally recognized process. For this reason, many international couples choose Georgia to avoid complicated paperwork and long waiting periods in their home countries.
Whether you are planning a civil marriage registration or a wedding ceremony in Georgia, our experienced team manages everything — from document preparation to receiving your legalized marriage certificate.
Below is a clear step-by-step guide explaining how to get married in Georgia as a foreign couple.
If you are thinking about getting married in Georgia, you are in the right place. Georgia is one of the few countries where foreign couples can register their marriage quickly and receive a globally recognized marriage certificate.
The process begins with a simple conversation. Once you contact our team, we will carefully review your situation and answer all your questions. At this stage, we explain the legal process clearly and guide you through every step, so you know exactly what to expect.
To register a legal marriage in Georgia, the physical presence of both partners is required. Marriage cannot be completed online or remotely.
Basic document requirements include:
Additional documents may be required in specific cases:
Marriage registration is not allowed in the following cases:
At this stage, we ask a few short questions to understand your case. Based on your answers, we confirm exactly which documents are required. In many cases, only valid passports are needed.
We also review your entry to Georgia, including visa requirements, and advise you if a visa is needed and how to obtain it if applicable.
Once your documents are confirmed, you can choose your preferred wedding date and select a service package from our website.
If you need something beyond the standard packages, our team can create a custom wedding or registration package tailored to your needs.
After checking availability, we will ask you to send scans of your passports and any required documents. From that moment, we begin preparing everything for your marriage registration in Georgia.
No advance payment is required. After the date and service are confirmed, you can plan your trip to Georgia with complete peace of mind.
Before your arrival, we send you the exact meeting location and schedule. Once you arrive in Tbilisi, our coordinator meets you in person and guides you through the process.
First, we submit your prepared documents at the Public Service Hall. This step is administrative, and casual dress is perfectly acceptable.
After submission, your marriage is registered. Depending on your chosen service, you may:
In both cases, your marriage is officially registered on the same day, and you receive your marriage certificate immediately after.
Throughout the process, our coordinator remains with you to ensure everything runs smoothly.
After your marriage registration, you can relax and enjoy your time in Georgia while we handle the legalization process.
We take care of:
Everything is completed according to the timeline confirmed in advance. On the scheduled date, we deliver your apostilled and translated marriage certificate.
Before delivery, we clearly explain what the apostille means and how your certificate is legally recognized abroad.
Once you receive your documents, your marriage is fully legalized , and our service is successfully completed, exactly as promised.
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