The Borough of Stonington is sometimes called “The Village of Stonington, Connecticut”.
In addition to lovely places for your marriage ceremony, The Borough has quaint shops, restaurants, and places to stay.
To get to The Borough, tell your GPS you want to go to 7 Water Street, Stonington, CT. (That’s the Stonington Lighthouse Museum.)
Sunrise and sunset marriage ceremonies in Stonington, Connecticut
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General Stonington, Connecticut marriage information:
If you get married in Stonington, Connecticut, you will get your marriage license at the Stonington Town Clerk’s Office, in Stonington Town Hall, 152 Elm Street, Stonington, CT 06378. The Town Clerk’s Office phone number is 860-535-5060.
A few weeks before your marriage ceremony (a maximum of 64 days before your ceremony!), you will need to get your marriage license by following these steps:
- Call the Stonington Town Clerk’s Office to make an appointment to get your marriage license.
- The Town Clerk, or her assistant, will probably give you a link to Stonington’s website for a printable marriage license worksheet.
- Download the worksheet and print it out. It is not your marriage license! It is just an application!
- Fill out the worksheet in black ink to the best of your ability. (Call or text me if you’d like instructions provided by a friendly Town Clerk!)
- If you honestly don’t know the answer to a specific question, just write “unknown” if you can’t find out (from a parent, for example).
- Take your marriage license worksheet with you to your appointment at the Stonington Town Clerk’s Office.
- Give the person who helps you at the Town Clerk’s Office your completed worksheet plus $50.00.
- The person who helps you will type your data onto an official marriage license form and print it.
- You and your spouse-to-be must proofread your printed marriage license carefully before you sign it!
- You must give your original marriage license to me (your wedding officiant) before your marriage ceremony can begin!
- By Connecticut law, I must file your marriage license myself; I am not permitted to give it back to you!
- Because I live relatively nearby, I will file your license on the next day the Town Clerk’s Office is open.