From 3 Oct 2020 onwards, there will be a limit for solemnizations of up to 100 persons, or up to the
safe capacity of the venue, whichever is lower.
Where there are more than 50 persons, attendees must be split into multiple zones of up to 50 persons.
In-person solemnizations at home and at the Registry
of Marriages will continue to be subject to a limit of 10 persons. These limits exclude the Licensed
Solemnizer, the interpreter (if required), and any other vendors allowed to resume business for your
solemnization. Video link solemnization remains an option for couples.
Please refer to the following for the safe management measures (SMMs) required for solemnizations held from 3 Oct onwards.
For couples who are having your solemnizations outside of the Registry of Marriages
Building, please provide your attendee list to your Licensed Solemnizer at least
one day before your solemnization, using the following templates:
Marriage Processes via Video Link To be eligible for verification of documents & statutory declaration (VD/SD) via video link, you will need to meet the following criteria:
Both bride and groom must be Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents
Must only have Singapore-issued documents (e.g. NRIC, divorce certificate
(if applicable), or death certificate of ex-spouse (if applicable)). We will not be able to verify foreign
documents (e.g. passports) via video link
Both the bride and groom must be physically in Singapore
Both the bride and groom must be aged 21 and above at the point of solemnization
Have a valid notice of marriage filed at least 21 days before your intended date of solemnization
To be eligible for solemnization via video link, you will need to meet the following criteria:
At least one party must be a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident
The bride, groom and the 2 witnesses must be physically in Singapore
Both the bride and groom must be aged 21 and above at the point of solemnization
Have a valid notice of marriage filed at least 21 days before your intended date of solemnization
For more details on the requirements and processes, please refer to the attached
guide.
View calendar to see when you should file your notice for your desired solemnization date.
In view of the current COVID-19 situation, please access our e-services instead of visiting our office to minimise your time spent in public places. If you need to reschedule your pre-arranged appointment, you can call us at 6338 7808 for our review. Rest assured that you will continue to receive quality service through our e-services.
Reminder for Couples
Give notice to ROM of your intended marriage early. Remember to give at least 21 days notice prior to your intended marriage (excluding the date of filing of notice). File your Notice of Marriage via the Services tab on this website.