Your Pet Can Be Your Wedding Witness in Fort Collins This Weekend

Love is in the air, and if you're struggling to think of something to do to celebrate Valentine's Day, Larimer County officials have got you covered.

Larimer County “Licensed to Wed Bash” Lets Couples Get Married for Valentine’s Day

This is going on just in time for Valentine's Day, the Larimer County Clerk and Recorder's Office are hosting something called the "Licensed to Wed Bash."

Think of it like a one-stop shop to getting married.

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The event is scheduled to take place on Friday, February 7th at the clerk's office in Fort Collins.

Couples that want to take that next step in their relationship can take care of their marriage license paperwork and get married in one visit, according to a report from the Coloradan.

Pet-Friendly Marriage Event in Fort Collins: Bring Your Furry Friends as Witnesses

Did you know that Colorado is one of the few states in the country that allows for something called "self-solemnizing?"

In these states, couples can legally marry themselves without an officiant or a witness.

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Larimer county officials promise that the service will still feel special for any couple planning to tie the knot.

This is great and all...but the thing that had me raising my eyebrows had to do with it being pet friendly.

Couples interested in taking part in the Licensed to Wed Bash can bring their dogs, cats, or other furry friends to witness their big day.

You can even have your pet be listed as the witness and add their paw print to your marriage license.

Valentine’s Day Wedding Opportunities in Larimer County, Colorado

The event will run from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM on Friday, February 7th at the clerk's office on the first floor of the county administrative building located at 200 West Oak Street.

Appointments are encouraged but not required. If you want to lock in a time for your nuptials, you can book online here. 

Licenses will be issued but officiants and judges will not be present to perform ceremonies.