Open ProvincesGetting married in Saskatchewan: marriage licence, fees and documents
How to get a marriage licence in Saskatchewan: age, where to apply, documents, fee and how long it is valid, from the official pages.
Getting a marriage licence
Get the licence from a marriage licence issuer, presenting two pieces of government ID, one with a photo. The licence costs $60 and is valid three months (90 days). The old seven-day waiting period no longer applies.
Official page: getting married ↗
After the ceremony
The officiant registers the marriage with the province; you then order a marriage certificate separately, and can change your name on your documents using it (see our documents and ID page).
Fees and rules change and were read on 2026-11-14; confirm with the issuer. General information, not legal advice. Quebec weddings follow Quebec rules: see atlasquebec.ca.
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