Celebrate Your Love Without Breaking the Bank!
Dreaming of a intimate wedding ceremony without the hefty price tag? At $99 Weddings & Elopements, we craft affordable simple ceremonies that celebrate your love story.
$99 Simple Weddings & Elopements
Simple. Intimate. Unforgettable. Elope Today
Celebrate your love with a simple, intimate outdoor ceremony at Randol Mill Park in North Arlington. Choose a stunning spot by the pond, fountain or the wooden bridge.
Other locations available.
Secure your reservation now with a $25 deposit.
Types of Ceremonies
Simple Ceremony ($99)
Courthouse Ceremony (Starting at $250)
Same Sex Ceremony ($99)
Remote Online Ceremony
(requires digital license)
Intimate Elopements
- Perfect for couples who want a meaningful, stress-free celebration focused on love — not a large guest list.
This experience is ideal if you:
- Prefer an intimate ceremony rather than a big wedding
- Want only a small group of loved ones present
- Need a virtual Zoom option for family and friends who can’t travel
What’s Included
- Ordained wedding officiant
- Simple ceremony including welcome, vows with ring exchange, and official pronouncement
- Short pre-written ceremony
- 25 minute ceremony
- Mailing of your completed marriage license to the County Clerk
Simple. Romantic. Memorable. Just the two of you — exactly as it should be.
How it Works
1. Pick a date/time
2. Pay the $25 deposit to hold the reservation. An
invoice with a link to the payment portal will be emailed to you after booking.
3. Obtain your marriage license through the County Clerk.
4. Make final payment 7 days prior to the service.
5. Enjoy your special day.
6. We will return the completed marriage license to the County Clerk
Experienced Officiant
Our friendly officiant will ensure your day is memorable and stress-free. Billy has been ordained for 6 years and will answer any questions you may have on the day of your wedding.
Randol Mill Park
Robert A. Randol came to Texas from Winchester, Virginia in 1876 and purchased a working grain mill. According to the Texas Historical Commission, the original mill was built in 1856 by Archibald Leonard and served as a community center and county voting place. The original mill was burned to the ground in 1860, but reopened in 1862. The mill changed owners many times, but eventually was owned by Randol until his death in 1922. While the mill burned again in 1933 and was not rebuilt, the park honoring Randol’s mill, and the community spirit it embodied, flourishes today. It features a baseball and softball complex, basketball courts, concrete and nature trails, a family aquatic center, fishing ponds, playgrounds, and tennis courts. A pavilion and a large group area can be rented through the Arlington Parks Department via email or by calling 817-459-5473.
Fishing is permitted in Randol Mill Pond. A nature trail meanders around the pond and through the park.
Located in Randol Mill Park are four flower beds which are twenty-one feet wide. The beds vary in size from 1,000 to 1,500 feet in length. The backdrop of the beds are burford hollies, cannas, and perennials. The color lines give the flower beds a unique look to the park. These flower beds are changed out three to four times a year.
