Cheap Elopement Packages in Nashville

You want to elope in Nashville and you want to keep it simple, quick and inexpensive. Can I get married at the courthouse? Can I get married at the county clerk? Do I need a real minister to marry us? Do I need a judge to marry us? Do I need to rent a venue to elope? Do I have to hire a photographer? Do I have to have a witness for a Tennessee marriage? If you want to keep your elopement as quick, simple and as cheap as possible, you need to look at the basics that the law requires to get married in Tennessee. First, you'll need a Tennessee Marriage License, which will cost you around $100.00, depending on which county in TN you are in when you visit a county clerk. Next, you'll need a qualified officiant, someone who meets Tennessee's requirements to be an officiant. Tennessee does not recognize online ordination, and most of the county clerk and judges do not provide officiant services, so you will need to find a properly credentialed minister or notary public who offers officiant services, and who has availably. There are venues that offer elopement packages, and photographers who specialize in elopement photography, and there are ministers and notaries who specialize in officiating elopements. You just have to decide who much you are willing to spend and then find the combination of services that you need to get what you want and need. If you want something as simple and as cheap as possible, you should consider the Studio Elopement offered by Rich Events at Belmont Mansion.