Same-Day Marriage Registration in Delhi (2026): What Is Really Possible in One Day

Quick answer: In Delhi, a couple can get married on the same day through an Arya Samaj (Vedic) wedding, which is legally complete once the saptapadi is performed. A government marriage certificate on that same day, or within one to two working days, is possible only through registration under the Hindu Marriage Act, usually with a Tatkal appointment (official fee ₹10,000), and only when both partners are Hindu, Sikh, Jain or Buddhist, eligible to marry, and have every document ready in advance. A court marriage under the Special Marriage Act can never be completed in a day, because the law requires a 30-day public notice. Anyone promising a "same-day court marriage certificate" without these conditions, or without both partners appearing before the SDM, is not offering a genuine service.

Last reviewed: 22 September 2026 · 38 min read

Over the years we have planned many same-day weddings, and the pattern is always the same: the couples who prepare for two or three days beforehand have a calm, meaningful morning, while the couples who try to do everything on the day spend it chasing a notary or a missing certificate. This article is written to put you in the first group.

Couples usually search for "same-day marriage registration" because something is urgent: a visa interview next week, a posting abroad, a family crisis, or simply a decision that they do not want to wait. This article is about one question: what can realistically be done in a single day in Delhi, and how do you plan so that it actually happens? For the Tatkal scheme itself, see our separate Tatkal marriage certificate article. For the full picture of court marriage, see court marriage in Delhi.

Three Things "Same Day" Can Mean

Much of the confusion around same-day marriage comes from people meaning different things by it.

Once you know which of these you need, the plan becomes clear. Most couples need the first, and the second within a few days.

What Is and Is Not Possible in a Single Day

Possible in one day

• A complete, legally valid Hindu marriage by Vedic rites at an Arya Samaj mandir, finished in one to two hours.
• A mandir marriage certificate issued the same day.
• An online application for Hindu Marriage Act registration filed the same day, including Tatkal where you choose it.
• Where a Tatkal slot and the office's schedule allow, appearance before the SDM and registration on the day or the next working day.

Not possible in one day

• A marriage under the Special Marriage Act (30-day notice is mandatory).
• A marriage where either partner is not yet legally free to marry (for example, a divorce not yet final).
• A Hindu marriage between a Hindu and someone of another religion without a genuine, prior conversion.
• A government certificate without both partners appearing before the officer.
• A marriage on a day when the SDM office is closed (for the registration part).

Who Can Marry the Same Day

• Two Hindus, of any caste, who are eligible to marry.
• A Hindu and a Sikh, Jain or Buddhist, since all are "Hindus" for the Hindu Marriage Act.
• Two Sikhs, Jains or Buddhists, by their customary rites or a Vedic ceremony.
• Inter-caste couples within these faiths; caste does not matter.
• NRI couples who are both Hindu, Sikh, Jain or Buddhist and have their documents ready.

Couples of different religions who do not wish to convert cannot marry the same day; the Special Marriage Act route, with its 30-day notice, is theirs. Conversion undertaken only to save time is not a genuine conversion and can be challenged later; see Shuddhi Sanskar before marriage and inter-religion marriage in India.

Seven Conditions for a Same-Day Result

Every same-day marriage we have seen succeed met all seven of these conditions. If even one is missing, plan for a few extra days.

1. Both partners are Hindu, Sikh, Jain or Buddhist.
2. Both are eligible: groom 21+, bride 18+ on the day, neither has a living spouse, not closely related.
3. Documents are complete and consistent: names and dates match across age, ID and address proofs.
4. Affidavits are drafted and notarised in advance.
5. Two witnesses who know you can be present all day, with original ID.
6. It is a working day for the SDM office, if you want registration the same day.
7. A registration slot is available, usually through Tatkal, for the day or the next working day.

The Same-Day Plan, Hour by Hour

This is how a well-prepared same-day marriage typically runs in Delhi. Times are illustrative; mandir and office schedules vary.

In practice, the marriage itself is always same-day. The government certificate is same-day only when a Tatkal or early slot happens to fall that afternoon; more commonly it is the next working day or the day after. Plan for that, and anything faster is a bonus.

The 72 Hours Before: What to Do

Same-day marriages succeed because of what happens before the day, not on it.

Three days before

• Confirm both partners' eligibility and religion.
• Gather age, identity and address proofs and check names and dates match.
• Book the mandir slot.
• Choose two witnesses who know you and a standby.

Two days before

• Get affidavits drafted, printed on stamp paper and notarised; both partners must appear before the notary.
• Get passport photographs for both partners and the witnesses.
• Scan all documents as clear PDFs for the online registration.

One day before

• Create the e-District account if not already done, and keep the login ready.
• Arrange originals and self-attested copies in one folder per person.
• Send witnesses the time, place and document list.
• Check whether the next day is a working day for the SDM office.

Documents to Have Ready Before the Day

Full details and affidavit specimens are in our documents required article.

Witnesses on a Same-Day Schedule

Same-day plans put extra pressure on witnesses, because they may need to be at the mandir in the morning and the SDM office later the same day or the next day.

• Choose two adults who genuinely know you and can give you the whole day.
• Using the same two witnesses at the mandir and the SDM office is ideal, because they saw the marriage take place.
• Keep a third person on standby.
• Witnesses need original ID, a signed copy and two photographs.
• We do not provide witnesses. Witnesses must be people who know you; paid or hired witnesses are not acceptable.

More in our witness requirements article.

Getting the Government Certificate Quickly

After the ceremony, the marriage is registered under the Hindu Marriage Act through the Delhi e-District portal.

1. Apply online for Hindu Marriage Act registration, selecting Tatkal if you need the fastest appointment.
2. Upload the mandir certificate, photographs, both partners' proofs and the joint affidavit.
3. Pay the fee: ₹100 for a normal appointment or ₹10,000 for Tatkal.
4. Attend the appointment with both partners, both witnesses and all originals.
5. Check every detail on the certificate before leaving.

Without Tatkal, a normal appointment usually comes within one to two weeks. With Tatkal, it is usually within one to two working days. The online steps are explained in marriage registration online in Delhi.

What a Same-Day Marriage Costs

A typical fastest-possible budget with our combined package and Tatkal is roughly ₹17,500 to ₹18,000 including government fees. Without Tatkal, it is under ₹8,000. Full details are in court marriage fees in Delhi and on our fees page.

What Stops a Same-Day Marriage

If You Are Not Eligible for Same Day

If you are of different religions and neither of you wishes to convert, the Special Marriage Act is the right path. It takes about 35 to 60 days, but it lets you both keep your faiths and gives you a strong government certificate. Plan it well:

• File the notice as early as possible; nothing can shorten the 30 days.
• If you need proof of your relationship for an interim purpose, keep evidence such as the notice acknowledgement.
• If your deadline is a visa, speak to the embassy about timing; many accept a later submission of the certificate.
• If you face threats, request police protection and, if needed, approach the Delhi High Court.

See the step-by-step court marriage process for the full timeline.

"Same-Day Court Marriage" Scams: How to Spot Them

"Same-day court marriage" is a heavily advertised phrase, and some offers behind it are not genuine. Warning signs include:

• A promise of a Special Marriage Act certificate in one day. Legally impossible.
• A certificate without both partners appearing before the SDM. A genuine government certificate always requires personal appearance.
• An offer to supply witnesses. Witnesses must genuinely know you; hired witnesses are not acceptable.
• A "certificate" printed at a shop rather than issued by the SDM or available through the official portal.
• Cash only, no receipt, no written quote.
• A quick conversion "on paper" for an inter-religion couple, presented as a formality.
• No questions about eligibility, such as age, marital status or relationship.

A genuine same-day service will ask about your religions and eligibility, check your documents, explain that registration may be the next working day, and insist that you bring witnesses who know you.

Common Urgent Situations

Visa or immigration appointment within days

If both partners are Hindu, Sikh, Jain or Buddhist: Arya Samaj wedding, Tatkal registration, then apostille if the destination country requires it. Check whether the embassy will accept a certificate submitted slightly later if registration takes a day longer. See marriage certificate apostille for visa.

Job posting or transfer abroad

The same route works. Keep a few certified copies of the certificate for the employer and the visa file.

Medical emergency in the family

A family member who wishes to see the couple married can attend the Arya Samaj ceremony. The legal marriage is complete that day; registration can follow.

Couple facing family pressure

For Hindu couples, a same-day Arya Samaj wedding with registration avoids a 30-day public notice. Keep your plans private, choose discreet witnesses, and prepare a police protection request. See our love marriage service and love marriage legal rights.

NRI on a short visit

Prepare documents before travelling, book the mandir and Tatkal in advance, and keep a day spare. See NRI marriage in India.

Three Same-Day Stories

These composite examples show how real same-day plans play out.

The visa couple

A couple with a spouse-visa appointment eight days away prepared affidavits and scans on Monday, married at the mandir on Wednesday morning, filed Tatkal registration the same morning, and received the government certificate on Thursday. The apostille followed early the next week, in time for the appointment.

The couple who forgot a document

Another couple married at the mandir as planned, but the groom had brought only his Aadhaar as age proof. The SDM office asked for his Class 10 certificate. Their marriage was valid that morning, but registration moved to the following week. One missing document cost them six days.

The inter-religion couple who asked for same day

A Hindu-Christian couple asked for a same-day marriage. Neither wished to convert. We explained that the Special Marriage Act was their route, filed the notice that week and planned the solemnisation for just after the 30 days. They were disappointed at first, but glad later that neither had been pushed into a conversion they did not want.

Planning by Deadline: 1 Day, 3 Days, 1 Week, 2 Weeks

"Same day" is sometimes the goal, but often what matters is a real deadline. Here is what is realistic for each time window, for an eligible Hindu, Sikh, Jain or Buddhist couple.

If you are reading this with a deadline in front of you, count backwards from it and see which row you are in. The most common mistake is assuming the government certificate will be in hand on the wedding day; plan for it one or two working days later unless you have confirmed a same-day slot.

What to Bring and Wear on the Day

The couple

• Folder with originals: age, identity and address proofs; notarised affidavits; divorce decree or death certificate if applicable.
• Folder with self-attested photocopies in the same order.
• Six passport-size photographs each.
• Phone with the e-District login and scanned documents.
• Garlands, sindoor and mangalsutra if you wish to include them; many mandirs can arrange these.
• Comfortable traditional clothes; you will sit before the havan for about an hour.

The witnesses

• Original photo ID showing address, a signed photocopy and two photographs.
• A free day, since registration may be in the afternoon or the next day.

For the registration photographs

Take two or three clear photographs during the ceremony showing both partners at the havan or during the pheras, with faces visible. These are uploaded for Hindu Marriage Act registration. A phone camera is enough, as long as the photos are clear.

What Happens at the SDM Office on a Same-Day or Next-Day Registration

1. Arrive early with the acknowledgement, fee receipt, originals and copies.
2. Join the queue for marriage registration; Tatkal cases are handled according to the office's system.
3. The dealing assistant compares originals with uploads and checks the mandir certificate and photographs.
4. Both partners and the witnesses appear before the officer, who may ask simple questions about the ceremony and the witnesses' relationship to the couple.
5. The marriage is entered in the register.
6. The certificate is issued or made available through the portal.
7. You check every detail before leaving.

Most delays on the day come from a missing original or a name mismatch. Checking everything the night before is the single best thing you can do.

Questions Families Often Ask About a Same-Day Marriage

"Is a one-day wedding a real wedding?"

Yes. A Vedic ceremony with havan and saptapadi is a complete Hindu marriage in law and in tradition. It is simpler than a large wedding, not less valid.

"Can we hold a reception later?"

Of course. Many couples marry legally first and celebrate with family later. The legal date of marriage remains the date of the ceremony.

"Why the hurry?"

Often it is a visa, a job abroad, a family situation or simply a wish to avoid a long, costly process. The speed does not change the legal quality of the marriage, as long as the couple is eligible and the ceremony is genuine.

"Will there be a proper certificate?"

Yes: the mandir certificate on the day and the government certificate after registration, usually within one to two working days.

A Same-Day Plan for NRIs on a Short Visit

1. Before flying: scan all documents; get any foreign documents (single-status certificate, foreign divorce decree) apostilled and translated if needed.
2. Day 1 in Delhi: notarise affidavits in person; get photographs.
3. Day 2: Arya Samaj wedding in the morning; Tatkal registration filed the same morning.
4. Day 3 or 4: SDM registration; certificate collected.
5. Following days: apostille and certified copies for the visa file.

Build in one spare day for surprises. See NRI marriage in India and our NRI marriage service.

Same-Day Marriage Myths and Facts

What Happens in the Same-Day Vedic Ceremony

Couples marrying at short notice sometimes worry that a quick wedding will feel hollow. In practice, the Arya Samaj ceremony is meaningful precisely because it is focused. Here is what each part means.

1. Sankalp: the couple states, before the priest and witnesses, that they are marrying of their own free will.
2. Havan: the sacred fire is lit; offerings of ghee and samagri are made with Vedic mantras. The fire is the witness to the marriage in the Vedic tradition.
3. Panigrahan: the groom takes the bride's hand, a promise of partnership for life.
4. Pratigya: the couple exchange vows of loyalty, respect and shared responsibility.
5. Lajahoma: offerings of puffed rice into the fire, symbolising prosperity.
6. Parikrama: the rounds around the fire.
7. Saptapadi: seven steps together, each with a promise. In law, the marriage is complete when the seventh step is taken.
8. Sindoor and mangalsutra: customary symbols, included if the couple wishes.
9. Blessings: the priest and those present bless the couple.

The priest usually explains each step in simple language, so the couple understand what they are promising. For a comparison with a civil ceremony, see Arya Samaj marriage versus court marriage.

Why Register Straight After a Same-Day Wedding

The Vedic wedding is legally complete, so why rush to register? Because the mandir certificate alone is often not accepted where you most need proof:

• Passports: adding a spouse's name or changing a surname usually needs a government certificate.
• Visas: embassies generally want a government certificate with apostille.
• Banks and insurers: many prefer or require a government certificate.
• Legal disputes: a registered marriage is far easier to prove.
• Court guidance: the Supreme Court has made clear that registration records a genuine ceremony; registering promptly, with photographs and witnesses who were present, gives you the strongest possible record.

Same-Day Marriage in Delhi Versus the NCR

An Arya Samaj ceremony can take place in Delhi whichever NCR city you live in. Registration, however, happens with the authority that has jurisdiction for your address, so a couple living in Noida or Gurgaon registers with their own state's office, which has its own procedures and timelines. If speed is essential and one of you lives in Delhi, registering in Delhi with Tatkal is often the quickest option. See our pages for Noida, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad and Faridabad.

Our Honest Advice on Speed

Speed is valuable, but not at any cost. In our experience:

• A marriage done in a hurry with the wrong route, the wrong documents or unsuitable witnesses can cost far more time later than it saved.
• The single most useful thing is preparation: two or three days spent on documents make the actual day smooth.
• If your religions differ and neither of you wants to convert, accept the 30-day Special Marriage Act route. It is the honest, secure path.
• If anyone promises what the law does not allow, walk away.

Terms Used in This Article

• Same-day marriage: a legal Hindu marriage by religious rites completed on a single day.
• Registration: recording the marriage with the SDM under the Hindu Marriage Act to obtain a government certificate.
• Tatkal: the official priority appointment for Hindu Marriage Act registration in Delhi, with a ₹10,000 fee.
• Saptapadi: the seven steps that complete a Hindu marriage in law.
• Mandir certificate: the certificate issued by the Arya Samaj mandir after the ceremony.
• Special Marriage Act notice: the 30-day notice required before a civil court marriage.

Same-Day Marriage for Different Kinds of Couples

Inter-caste couples

Caste has no bearing on eligibility. Inter-caste Hindu couples are among the most common same-day marriages we see, often because families are not yet supportive. The Arya Marriage Validation Act, 1937 specifically protects such marriages. Where one partner belongs to a Scheduled Caste, registering the marriage also opens the door to the ₹2.5 lakh Dr. Ambedkar Scheme, subject to its conditions. See inter-caste marriage legal process.

Divorced partners

Same-day marriage is possible once the divorce is final. Bring the certified decree and make sure the affidavit states the decree's details. If the decree was passed in the last few weeks, check that the appeal period has actually expired before booking the mandir.

Widowed partners

Bring the late spouse's death certificate. There is no waiting period in law. Many mandirs are sensitive to the circumstances and keep the ceremony simple if the couple prefers.

Older couples

Couples marrying later in life often choose a same-day Arya Samaj wedding precisely because it is simple and dignified. The documents are the same; age proof is rarely an issue, but names on older documents can vary, so plan a clarifying affidavit if needed.

Couples who already live together

A same-day marriage formalises the relationship and gives both partners full legal rights. A shared rent agreement can serve as address proof. See is love marriage legal in Delhi.

Government employees and service personnel

The ceremony and registration are the same. Separately, follow your department's or service's marriage intimation rules, especially if your spouse is a foreign national.

If Something Goes Wrong on the Day

The First Month After a Same-Day Marriage

Normal Appointment or Tatkal for a Same-Day Plan?

A normal Hindu Marriage Act registration costs ₹100 and usually takes one to two weeks. Tatkal costs ₹10,000 and usually takes one to two working days. If you do not have a real deadline, the normal appointment gives exactly the same certificate at a fraction of the cost; your marriage is valid from the ceremony either way. If you have a visa appointment, a flight or another firm date, Tatkal is usually worth it. The trade-offs are explained in detail in our Tatkal marriage certificate article.

Five Questions to Ask Anyone Offering Same-Day Marriage

1. Is this marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act or the Special Marriage Act? (If they say Special Marriage Act in one day, walk away.)
2. Will both of us appear before the SDM for registration?
3. Will the government fee be paid on the official portal with a receipt in our name?
4. Do we bring our own witnesses? (The only acceptable answer is yes.)
5. What exactly is your fee, in writing, and what is included?

Getting Affidavits Ready in Time

Affidavits are the item most likely to hold up a same-day plan, because they need drafting, stamp paper, printing and a notary, and both partners must appear before the notary in person. Plan them for the day before, not the morning of the wedding.

• Individual affidavits for each partner: full name, parentage, date of birth, address, marital status (unmarried, divorced with decree details, or widowed), religion, and that the partners are not within prohibited degrees of relationship and are marrying of their own free will.
• Joint affidavit for Hindu Marriage Act registration: date and place of the ceremony, the rites performed including saptapadi, and that both were eligible to marry.
• Name-variation paragraph if any document spells a name differently.
• Stamp paper in the correct names, and notarisation on every page or on the final page with every page signed.

Specimen wording for these affidavits is in our documents required article.

Age Proof: The Most Common Same-Day Stumbling Block

Offices and mandirs are strict about age because it is a legal condition. The safest proofs are a Class 10 certificate, a birth certificate issued by the registrar of births, or a passport. Aadhaar alone is frequently not accepted, because its date of birth may be self-declared or show only the year. If your Class 10 certificate is at your family home, check whether your board issues it through DigiLocker; many do, and a digital copy can save the day. If dates differ between documents, use the Class 10 date and explain the difference in your affidavit.

Residence and Jurisdiction for Same-Day Registration

The Arya Samaj ceremony itself has no 30-day residence condition. Registration under the Hindu Marriage Act, however, is made to the office with jurisdiction, selected on the e-District portal according to your address. Bring address proof for the address you select. If one partner lives in Delhi and the other elsewhere, registering in Delhi through the Delhi-resident partner's address is usually simplest. If neither of you lives in Delhi, you may still marry at a Delhi mandir but should register where you are eligible.

Photographs: Small Detail, Big Difference

• Six recent passport-size photographs of each partner, plain light background.
• Two photographs of each witness.
• Two or three clear ceremony photographs showing both partners' faces at the havan or pheras, for registration.
• A joint photograph of the couple if the office asks for one.
• Digital copies for upload, cropped to the portal's size.

Timing: Seasons, Muhurat and Office Days

Many couples want to marry on an auspicious date. That is entirely possible for the ceremony, but remember three practical points:

• Wedding season: from roughly November to February, mandirs and SDM offices are busier. Book the mandir slot and plan registration earlier than you would at other times.
• Office days: SDM registration happens only on government working days. If your auspicious date is a Sunday or holiday, marry that day and register on the next working day.
• Election and administrative duties: SDMs have wide responsibilities; during elections, appointment availability can shrink. If your timing is tight, ask early.

Arya Samaj ceremonies do not depend on horoscope matching, and many couples choose a simple convenient date. If you do prefer a particular muhurat, tell the mandir when booking.

What We Check Before Confirming a Same-Day Booking

1. Both partners' religions and eligibility.
2. Age proof for both, with matching dates.
3. Marital status, and decree or death certificate where relevant.
4. Names across all documents.
5. Address proof for registration jurisdiction.
6. Two witnesses who know you, with original ID.
7. Whether the target day is a working day for the SDM office.
8. Whether Tatkal is needed, and whether a slot is likely.

If any of these raises a doubt, we tell you before you book, so that the day itself goes smoothly.

A Final Word: Fast, but Right

A same-day marriage can be one of the most meaningful days of your life: a small, sincere ceremony before the sacred fire, the people who know you best beside you, and a legal marriage complete by the time you leave the mandir. The government certificate follows quickly when the paperwork is ready. What turns a same-day plan into a stressful one is almost always something that could have been checked a day earlier: a missing age proof, an affidavit not yet notarised, a witness without original ID. Do the preparation, choose the route the law actually allows for your religions, bring witnesses who know you, and the speed takes care of itself. If you are unsure whether same day is possible for you, a short call before you book will tell you.

The Law Behind Same-Day Marriage

• Hindu Marriage Act, Section 7: a Hindu marriage is solemnised by the customary rites of either party; where they include saptapadi, the marriage is complete when the seventh step is taken. This is why a Vedic wedding is legally complete on the day.
• Arya Marriage Validation Act, 1937: confirms the validity of marriages between Arya Samajists, including across castes.
• Hindu Marriage Act, Section 8: allows registration of Hindu marriages under state rules; failure to register does not affect validity, but registration gives the government certificate.
• Supreme Court, Dolly Rani v. Manish Kumar Chanchal (2024): a registration certificate cannot create a Hindu marriage if the essential ceremonies were not performed. Same-day marriages must involve a genuine ceremony, not just paperwork.
• Special Marriage Act, Sections 5–7: require a notice and a 30-day objection period, which is why civil court marriage cannot be same-day.

For the full comparison, see Special Marriage Act versus Hindu Marriage Act and Arya Samaj marriage versus court marriage.

Choosing a Mandir for a Same-Day Wedding

• It checks age, identity and marital status properly before the ceremony.
• It performs the full Vedic ceremony, including saptapadi, not a shortened formality.
• It keeps a register and issues a clear certificate with both partners' and witnesses' details.
• It allows clear photographs of the ceremony, which you need for registration.
• It can accommodate an early slot so that registration can follow.

See our list of Arya Samaj mandirs in Delhi.

After the Same-Day Marriage

• Check every detail on both the mandir and government certificates.
• Order certified copies if you need them for visas, employers or banks.
• Get the certificate apostilled if you will use it abroad.
• Update passports, Aadhaar and bank records as needed.
• Store originals safely and keep scans in secure cloud storage.

Same-Day Marriage Checklist

• ☐ Both partners Hindu, Sikh, Jain or Buddhist
• ☐ Groom 21+, bride 18+, both free to marry, not closely related
• ☐ Age, identity and address proofs checked for matching names and dates
• ☐ Affidavits notarised in advance
• ☐ Six photographs each; two for each witness
• ☐ Two witnesses who know you, plus a standby, free all day with original ID
• ☐ Mandir slot booked early in the day
• ☐ e-District account ready; scans prepared
• ☐ Working day checked for the SDM office
• ☐ Tatkal chosen if the certificate is urgent
• ☐ Certificate checked before leaving

One-Minute Summary

• Same-day marriage: yes, by Arya Samaj or other Hindu rites, for eligible Hindu, Sikh, Jain and Buddhist couples.
• Same-day government certificate: sometimes, with Tatkal and perfect preparation; usually within 1–2 working days.
• Same-day Special Marriage Act court marriage: never; the 30-day notice is mandatory.
• Prepare documents, affidavits and witnesses who know you before the day.
• Beware of offers that skip personal appearance, supply witnesses or promise impossible timelines.

How We Plan Same-Day Marriages

We start by confirming you are eligible for the same-day route. If you are, we check your documents in advance, draft and arrange notarisation of affidavits, book an early mandir slot, conduct a full Vedic ceremony, file your Hindu Marriage Act registration online the same morning (with Tatkal if you choose) and accompany you to the SDM office. If you are not eligible for same day, we tell you honestly and plan the fastest lawful alternative. We do not provide witnesses; please bring two people who know you.

Questions and Answers: Same-Day Marriage Registration in Delhi

Sources and Official References

Facts in this article were checked against the following primary sources. Government fees and procedures change, so confirm current details on the official portal before applying.

• The Special Marriage Act, 1954 – full text on India Code (Government of India)
• The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 – full text on India Code (Government of India)
• Marriage Registration – Revenue Department, Government of NCT of Delhi
• e-District Delhi – official online application portal

This article is general information, not legal advice for your specific case. Call +91 8376863962 for advice on your situation.

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