To get married in Singapore, you must file an application to solemnise and register your marriage with the Registry of Marriages (ROM) or Registry of Muslim Marriages (ROMM).
Civil Marriages
The ROM, part of the Ministry’s Family Life Group – Services Division, administers civil marriages under the provisions of the Women’s Charter 1961.
All civil marriages (where at least one party is a non-Muslim) must be solemnised by a licensed solemniser and registered with the ROM. Upon registration, couples will receive their digital marriage certificate.
Muslim Marriages
The Registry of Muslim Marriages (ROMM), part of the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY), administers Muslim marriages under the Administration of Muslim Law Act 1966.
All Muslim marriages (where both parties are Muslims) must be solemnised by a Kadi or Naib Kadi at ROMM or at a venue approved by the ROMM and registered with the ROMM. Upon registration, couples will receive their digital marriage certificate.