Court Marriage / Same Day Court Marriage
Simple. Legal. Hassle-Free.
What is Court Marriage?
Same Day Court Marriage in Ahmedabad
In urgent or special cases, Arya Vivaah Sanskar provides Same Day Court Marriage services, helping couples complete essential documentation, affidavits, and verification within a single day, subject to legal requirements and availability of the Marriage Officer.
Our experienced team coordinates all steps to ensure the process is quick, private, and legally valid.
Documentation Required:
- Passport-size photographs of both partners
- Aadhaar Card / Passport / Voter ID / Driving License
- Proof of age (Birth Certificate / School Leaving Certificate)
- Proof of Residence
- Passport-size photos of three witnesses
- Affidavits declaring marital status and nationality.
(Our team will guide you step-by-step and prepare all necessary documents for submission.)
Who Can Apply for Court Marriage?
- Both partners must be of legal age (21 for Groom, 18 for Bride)
- Both must give free consent (no force or pressure)
- Both must be unmarried or legally divorced/widowed
- Both must possess valid ID and address proof
Why Choose Arya Vivaah Sanskar?
- Same-Day Assistance – Fast, smooth, and organized court marriage process.
- Legal Experts Support – Documentation and affidavits prepared professionally.
- Privacy & Confidentiality – 100% secure and discreet handling.
- Inter-caste & Inter-religion Marriages supported.
- Affordable service packages with no hidden charges.
How We Help You?
- Consultation & Eligibility Check
- Document Preparation & Affidavit Drafting
- Appointment with Marriage Officer
- Witness Arrangement & Legal Formalities
- Marriage Certificate Issuance
We manage everything — so you can focus on your new beginning.
Same Day Court Marriage Registration
Get your court marriage registered smoothly and legally — all in one day with expert guidance from Arya Vivaah Sanskar.
Call Us:- +91 98253 07630 | +91 89805 06633 | +91 81283 04041
Frequently Asked Questions
The word ‘ court marriage ’ refers to the legalisation of marriage. Every marriage in India must be legalised. To be more exact, according to the Special Marriage Act of 1954, court marriage refers to the legal blessing of a marriage between two people of different persuasions.
Yes, it's a more cost-effective and straightforward procedure. It helps you avoid the high costs of marriage customs and observances. The bridegroom and the bachelor have the choice of solemnising their marriage in any way they see fit. It assures that both parties are in agreement.
Court marriages are far more intimate. Only a few members are needed in the courtroom, and the charges are also significantly less compared to other processes.
To apply for marriage, visit any sub-divisional justice's office, where the offline operation procedure can begin. The enrollment process can also be completed online through Arya Samaj Court Marriage.
Two marriages aren't permitted under the Hindu Marriage Act. Still, in response to your question, both marriages are legal. Illegality is determined by the order in which they do.
A courthouse marriage is a non-religious form that fairly marries you and your mate. Courthouse marriages, unlike religious observances, are presided over by a legal functionary, similar to a judge or court clerk.
Court marriages are far more intimate. Only a few members are needed in the courtroom, and the charges are also significantly less compared to other processes.