Things You'll Need:
- marriage license
- identification
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Step 1
Decide on who you want to perform your ceremony. You’ll need this information in applying for your marriage license.
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Step 2
Choose a date. Decide loosely when you want to be married. Then, based on the availability of your chosen location, cement the date.
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Step 3
Choose a venue. You will need to provide this information also when applying for your marriage license.
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Step 4
Make a guest list. More guests cost more money, but the more the merrier. Strike a balance between these two forces if you can.
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Step 5
Get a marriage license for the state of Wisconsin. One of the two of you needs to have lived in the county you’re applying in for at least 30 days. Also, you’ll need your social security cards, valid driver’s licenses, the contact information for the person performing the ceremony and the names and birthplaces of each of your parents.












Comments
carniby said
on 9/3/2008 Marriage to cousins is not illegal, just limited in Wisconsin.
Marriage license fee varies greatly by county.
The waiting period is a minimum five days AFTER the filing of the application.