Elegant. Personal. Unforgettable.
From intimate elopements to grand celebrations — Dallas's premier officiant experience, crafted entirely around your love story.
Jason B. Horton brings the same precision, professionalism, and genuine care to every wedding ceremony that has defined Uptown Notary & Signing Co. since its founding.
As a licensed officiant in the State of Texas, Jason will work with you to craft a ceremony that reflects your unique relationship — whether that means a brief, elegant courthouse ceremony or a fully personalized celebration with family and friends.
Fully licensed and authorized to solemnize marriages under Texas Family Code Chapter 2. Your ceremony is legally binding.
Every ceremony script is written from scratch — tailored to your story, your values, and the tone you want to set.
Courthouse, rooftop, backyard, ballroom, park, or destination — we'll be there. All faiths and traditions welcomed.
We'll walk you through the Texas marriage license process — where to get it, timing requirements, and what to bring.
All fees are all-inclusive — no hidden charges. Mobile package prices include travel, so no separate travel fee is added. Packages are invoiced in advance and must be paid before your appointment is confirmed.
Traveling outside the standard service area? We love destination weddings. Call or text to discuss your location, travel logistics, and a custom quote.
866.984.6815 — Let's TalkFill out the form below or call 866.984.6815. We'll schedule your consultation to discuss your vision, venue, and ceremony style.
Apply at the Dallas County Clerk's office (or your county of residence). In Texas, the license is valid for 90 days with a 72-hour waiting period after issuance. We'll guide you through exactly what to bring.
Your custom ceremony script is written and shared for your review. Signature and Grand packages include rehearsal coordination so everyone knows exactly what to expect.
Jason arrives early, coordinates with your venue, and delivers your ceremony with elegance and care. You focus entirely on each other.
The marriage license is signed and returned to the county clerk, making your marriage legally official. Certified copies can be ordered for name change and legal purposes.
"Jason made our ceremony feel completely personal and effortless. He listened to everything we wanted and delivered more than we could have imagined."
"We had a small elopement and it was absolutely perfect. Professional, warm, and he made us feel like the most important people in the room."
Every ceremony starts with a conversation. Fill out the form and we'll reach out within the hour to schedule your consultation.
• Apply at Dallas County Clerk's office (509 Main St, Dallas)
• Requires valid photo ID from both parties
• 72-hour waiting period after issuance
• Valid for 90 days
• Fee: approximately $81
We'll walk you through every step.