If you live in one of these municipalities, this civil registry office is generally your official contact for marriage preparation, document checks and the civil ceremony.

Note: marriage preparation normally takes place at the responsible registry office. Depending on the canton and availability, the ceremony may also take place at another authorised venue.

Champéry Collombey-Muraz Massongex Monthey Port-Valais Saint-Gingolph Saint-Maurice Troistorrents Val-d'Illiez Vérossaz Vionnaz Vouvry

Next steps

1. Check whether your municipality of residence or preferred municipality is listed above.
2. Contact the office and request your personal document list.
3. Allow enough time for foreign documents, translations or legalisations.
4. Arrange the ceremony date only after marriage preparation has been confirmed.

Which municipalities is Office de l'état civil de Monthey responsible for?

Office de l'état civil de Monthey is responsible for marriage preparation and civil ceremonies for the listed municipalities, including Champéry, Collombey-Muraz, Massongex, Monthey, Port-Valais, Saint-Gingolph, Saint-Maurice, Troistorrents, Val-d'Illiez, Vérossaz, Vionnaz, Vouvry.

Which documents do I need?

This depends on residence, nationality and civil status. The responsible registry office will confirm the binding document list.

Can I book a ceremony date directly?

Marriage preparation is generally completed first. The date can then be arranged with the office.

Matrimonial property and marriage contract

Before the wedding, it can be useful to understand the financial consequences of marriage and the options for a marriage contract.

Open guide

Office de l'état civil de Monthey

Contact

Ceremony

Ceremony venues for this registry office

Château (salle du billard)

Château de Monthey (salle des Franchises)

Salle bourgeoisiale

Salle de l'office

Salle du Conseil

Responsible for these municipalities

Next steps

Get the free checklist

Matrimonial property and marriage contract