Love at first wand.
All aboard — the wizards have arrived.

THE FINE PRINT, BUT MAKE IT READABLE — All Weddings and Wands officiants are ordained and registered with the NYC City Clerk, which is what New York requires to legally marry you — and we can marry you anywhere in the five boroughs, though the chapel's floating candles are hard to beat. Your ceremony here is exactly as legal as a City Hall wedding, just with 400% more candles and 100% fewer beige walls. Remember the one rule: your license must be at least 24 hours old on your wedding day (and no more than 60 days old). We can't marry you without it, no matter how powerful the wizard. (We checked. Sterling-level powerful. Still no.)

🪄 THE WAND SITUATION — In every package, at the peak of the ceremony, the officiant presents the bride with her wand: hand-finished, gift-boxed after, and hers to keep forever. Carry it down the aisle instead of a bouquet, carry it alongside the bouquet, cross it with your spouse's for the finale — brides have used it to toast, to dance, and to win arguments about thermostats. It's the bouquet alternative, the keepsake, and the whole bit. Partners who refuse to be wand-less can add a matching wand below.

👰 THE GARTER SITUATION — Ladies, we did not come to play. Our brides get a borough garter belt: proper lace in your borough colors, finished with a tiny golden glimmer charm. It's included in the two bigger packages (add it to The Quickspell Wedding below for $29). Wear it, keep it, toss it dramatically at the reception, or refuse to toss it because it's too cute — roughly half our brides keep theirs, and frankly, same. The bouquet is temporary. The wand is forever. The garter is a legend.