Boda Civil New Jersey
Civil wedding officiant in New Jersey
Getting married in New Jersey — without the courthouse line. We are a team of civil wedding officiants serving all of New Jersey, and we bring the ceremony to you: your home, your venue, your restaurant, or outdoors.
For over ten years we have been celebrating fully personalized civil wedding ceremonies across the state: religious, non-religious or spiritual; traditional Christian ceremonies with Bible readings; bilingual ceremonies; same-sex weddings. Every ceremony is written for the couple — none of ours is ever the same.
What we do
- Fully personalized civil ceremony, written with you
- Ceremonies in English, Spanish, or bilingual
- Wine box, sand ceremony, unity candles, arras, lasso and broom ceremonies
- Help writing your vows
- Travel included — we come to your location
- We sign the license and return it to the registrar's office that issued it
Areas we serve
All of New Jersey, including Newark, Elizabeth, Jersey City, Paterson, Union City, West New York, North Bergen, Hackensack, Passaic, Clifton, Dover, Belleville, West Orange, Camden, Rahway, Perth Amboy and Plainfield.
Pricing
Ceremonies start at $350+ depending on the county: Bergen, Passaic and Essex $350+ · Hudson $375+ · Morris $400+ · Warren, Somerset, Middlesex and South/Central NJ $450+. A signed contract and a deposit reserve your date; the balance is due on the wedding day. See full pricing (in Spanish).
Contact us
The consultation is free. Call (201) 579-0499, email bodas@bodacivilnj.com, or use the contact form below — we reply the same day. Find us on Facebook and Instagram.
Preguntas frecuentes
How much does a civil wedding officiant cost in NJ?
Ceremonies start at $350+ depending on the county, all-inclusive: personalized ceremony, rituals, travel, signing and filing the license. A signed contract and deposit reserve your date; the balance is due on the wedding day.
Do you travel to my city?
Yes — we serve all of New Jersey and come to your home, venue, restaurant or outdoor location.
Can the ceremony be in English?
Of course. Ceremonies can be in English, Spanish, or bilingual — your choice.
Do you help with the marriage license?
Yes, we guide you step by step through the NJ marriage license process. Read our license guide (in Spanish) or ask us directly.