Connecticut Marriage Records

To begin, add a marriage record or view a list of locations and resources for Connecticut marriage records.

Establishing when an ancestor got married can be an important piece of the genealogical puzzle, and sometimes the only way to learn this is to get a copy of their marriage license. Luckily, marriage licenses in Connecticut and many other states are considered a matter of public record, which means anyone can access them.

Starting on July 1, 1897, the state of Connecticut began filing marriage records, and any union after this point is easily accessed through the Vital Records board.

Those searching for a marriage license in Connecticut will be elated to discover how easy it is to get the information they need. With the exception of the social security numbers of the couple, you will be able to get all the rest of the data usually found on vital records.

Marriages and civil unions are public record from the time they are first filed, and all you have to do to get a copy of the marriage license is request one. The town clerk of the place where the marriage was first recorded is also a good place to get a copy. By taking the time to find out where to get Connecticut marriage records, you will save yourself a lot of effort.

To receive a marriage certificate fill out the Connecticut Marriage Records Certificate Mail-in Form. Mail your application to: