In Canada, two people of any gender identity can marry each other. To get married, you need to get a Marriage License from the government. This requires 2 pieces of government issued ID that show your name. After you are married, a Marriage Certificate will be given to you as the legal record of the marriage, based on the information in your License. It includes you and your spouse’s name, and the date and the place of your marriage ceremony. It does not show any gender markers. The province or territory where your marriage occurs registers your marriage and issues your Marriage Certificate.In Ontario, if you have changed your legal name, you can make that change on your Marriage Certificate by completing a form and giving evidence of your name change.  You must contact Service Ontario directly to request a Correction to a Marriage Registration form (Form 23), at 1-800-461-2156  or 1-416-325-8305 for the Greater Toronto area.You will need to provide a copy of your updated Birth Certificate or your Change of Name Certificate.