Did anyone get married in New Hampshire?

DF and I are looking at getting married in New Hampshire (at our favorite place in the states). However, I don't live in New Hampshire but just over the border in Massachusetts.  Can I get the marriage license in Salem and get married in Derry (Pawtuckaway State Park to be more specific)?       Derry doesn't seem to issue marriage licenses but they are both covered in the Merrimack Valley region.

I'd PM this but I figured other people might like to see what I found as well. My fiance and I are going with flying to Las Vegas (maybe?) on Holiday to get married if our Fiance Visa doesn't work out later this summer. I'd say you're good to go if you want to marry in NH.

http://marriage.about.com/cs/marriagelicenses/p/newhampshire.htm

ID Requirement:
You will need photo identification, such as your driver's license. If you are 25 years or younger, you need to bring with you a certified copy of your birth certificate. You will also need to provide Social Security numbers.

Residency Requirement in New Hampshire:
You do not have to be a resident of New Hampshire. However, you must apply in the town where one of you resides. If both are non-residents, then you need to apply for a marriage license in the town where you will be having the wedding ceremony.

Previous Marriages:
If you have been divorced, a certified copy of your divorce decree is required. If widowed, bring in a copy of your spouse's death certificate.
Covenant Marriage Option: No.
Waiting Period in New Hampshire:

There is a 3 day waiting period in New Hampshire, so apply at least 4 days before your ceremony. For a fee of $25, the waiting period can be waived by a justice of the superior court or by a judge of probate.
Fees in New Hampshire:

You will need to pay $45 in cash to get married in New Hampshire.
Other Tests: None.
Proxy Marriage in New Hampshire: No.
Cousin Marriage in New Hampshire: No.
Common-Law Marriage in New Hampshire:

No. Common-law marriages are only recognized in New Hampshire at death for estate/inheritance purposes. (N.H. RSA. 457:39)

Same Sex Marriages:
No.

Under 18:
Nonresidents under the age of 18 may not marry in New Hampshire. Brides must be at least 13 years of age, and if under 17 years of age, will need parental approval and a waiver. Grooms must be at least 14 years of age, and if under 17 years old, will also need parental approval and a waiver.

Officiants in New Hampshire:
Weddings can be solemnized by a judge, supreme court justice, assistant judge, justice of the peace, priest, rabbi, or minister residing in New Hampshire. Non-resident clergy need to receive a special license from the Secretary of State.

Miscellaneous:
License is valid for ninety (90) days.

Copy of Certificate of Marriage:

Bureau of Vital Records
6 Hazen Drive
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: (603) 271-4651

There must be a common area registry in the Merrimack Valley region then...could you call the Derry Town Hall and find out?

I love NH too! Lake Winnipesauke is my favorite lake!!

I finally got in touch with someone at the Derry townhall. I can get the marriage license anywhere in the state and then get married anywhere in the state!  Yay!  I originally posted because I couldn't get anyone to pick up the phone. 

Oh, and Darlithia, if you are thinking of the Vegas wedding because of the no waiting period, guess what?  New Hampshire doesn't have a waiting period anymore!  So, you can do it closer to home if you like!