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We take care of the paperwork, the witnesses, and the apostille — you take home a certificate recognized in 150+ countries. You bring your passports; we handle the rest.
Complete Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Married in Georgia“We arrived in Tbilisi on a Monday and flew home married on Wednesday. Kiss & Marry did all the running.”
Tamar & Avi, Tel Aviv, March 2026
247 couples married · since 2019 · across 41 countries
Registered and apostilled before dinner. You can fly in on a Monday and fly home married on Tuesday.
Your certificate is recognized in Israel, the EU, the UK, the US and 150+ other countries — no extra paperwork on your side.
Witnesses, translation, notary, the apostille run. You show up. We do the rest.
Step 1
You answer a few simple questions about the two of you. No booking, no payment.
Based on your answers, we tell you exactly which documents apply to your situation — and what you do not need to worry about.
We review your answers personally and send your checklist by email, in your language.
Important to know:
Takes 2–3 minutes. No commitment.
Step 2
From just-the-paperwork to a celebrated wedding day — you pick how much we do.
Every tier starts with the legal core: registration, two witnesses, notarized passport translation, your certificate and the apostille. Ceremony, flowers and photography are add-ons — never requirements.
Real prices are on this page, starting from $435. No quote-trap, no hidden fees.
Important to know:
From $435, all-in.
Step 3
While you are still at home, we do the running.
We book your appointment at the Public Service Hall, arrange the notarized Georgian translation of your passports, and line up your two witnesses.
You land inside our agreed 48-hour window — we meet you at the hotel with the translated documents.
Important to know:
Your personal checklist confirms it all in writing.
Step 4
The famous part takes about forty minutes.
You sign, we translate live, and our two witnesses co-sign. That is the legal marriage — done before lunch.
Then: lunch in the old town, certificate in hand.
Important to know:
A ceremony is optional — the civil signing is enough.
Step 5
Same-day apostille at the Ministry of Justice.
The apostille is what makes your certificate valid in 150+ Hague Convention countries — Israel, the EU, the UK and the US among them. We handle the stamp the same afternoon.
Evening: dinner — and an optional short ceremony in a vineyard or castle, if you want one. You fly home married.
Important to know:
The whole thing: one day.
Everyone's circumstances are a little different — this is the honest baseline. Your personal checklist comes with your inquiry reply.
Real prices, visible up front. No quote-trap.
from $435
from $690
from $1,250
from $2,500
Pick your tier
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From landing to certificate-in-hand. One day. No surprises.
Land in Tbilisi. Coffee. We meet you at the hotel with the translated documents.
Public Service Hall. You sign, we translate, our two witnesses co-sign. About forty minutes.
Lunch in the old town. Certificate in hand.
Apostille stamp at the Ministry of Justice. Same-day service.
Dinner. Optional short ceremony in a vineyard or castle — up to you.
Georgia is small and various. A vineyard in Kakheti, a Svaneti mountain house, a Tbilisi courtyard, the Black Sea coast. Tell us the feeling and we'll match you to the venue that fits your day.
Kiss & Marry started with a simple idea: getting married in Georgia shouldn't take a month of paperwork and a translator you've never met. We've kept that promise for 247 couples from 41 countries — and we'd like to keep it for you.
Appointments, translators, witnesses, flowers, photography, transport — one team, one line of communication.
Civil-only in an hour, or a weekend in a vineyard. We plan as much or as little as you want us to.
Founder & lead planner
Ten years of weddings in Georgia, four of them specifically for international couples. Nino speaks in whichever of your languages makes you feel least nervous about your paperwork.
Replies within 2 hours on WhatsApp, Monday to Saturday.
Almost certainly, yes. Georgia belongs to the Hague Convention, so if your country does too (Israel, the EU, the UK, the US, and most of the world), the apostilled Georgian certificate is accepted the moment you take it home — no extra steps. For non-Hague countries (UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, a few others), you need consular legalization instead, which we arrange for you. Tell us where you plan to register it at home and we'll confirm the exact route.
No. Georgia only requires a notarized Georgian translation of your passport — we arrange that the morning of your appointment. Your home-country apostille is only needed if you were previously married.
Bring your divorce decree (or former spouse's death certificate) with an apostille from the issuing country, plus a certified translation into Georgian. We can recommend translators if you need one.
Under current Georgian law, legal registration is only available for opposite-sex couples. We can arrange a private ceremony without legal registration — a real ceremony, a real celebration, with a celebrant and witnesses — if that's meaningful to you.
Two witnesses with their own passports are required. We provide them by default, so you don't need to fly anyone in. If you want friends or family to stand with you, they can sign instead — we'll bring our witnesses as backup either way.
The fastest confirmed turnaround at the Public Service Hall is about 9 hours door-to-door. We recommend a 48-hour arrival window to absorb flight delays and let you eat lunch without hurrying.
Four tiers, visible in the Packages section above: from $435 for legal-only, $690 for a small ceremony, $1,250 for a ceremony with photography, $2,500+ for a full weekend. The calculator beside the tiers gives a precise estimate with add-ons.
Consular legalization. Your country isn't a Hague signatory, so apostille alone isn't accepted. The process is similar but adds a step at the Georgian MFA and your country's embassy in Tbilisi. $90 more, same timeline.
English, Russian, and Georgian at our planners' desk. Hebrew is a 2026 priority. We'll always confirm we have a fluent planner on your day before you book.
We reschedule the Public Service Hall appointment at no cost within 72 hours of the original slot. Longer delays mean a full rebook and possibly a new state fee — extremely rare. Tell us your flight number and we'll watch it.
Tell us where you're flying from and when you'd like to marry. We reply on the same business day, in whichever of your languages you prefer.
