How to ask your officiant to marry you

A wedding is a great time to include all your friends & family in your ceremony. Learn how you can have a friend or family member officiate your wedding.

Finding a wedding officiant that feels right to both you and your fiancé is super important, here's my tips on how to pick the right one!

If you’re trying to find the best wedding officiant for your ceremony, or want to become a professional officiant yourself, take note: Here are 5 questions every great marriage officiant should ask during a first meeting or early planning session.

Pretty much every wedding will have an officiant to make it official. If you are having a wedding ceremony, there are some essential questions you should ask your wedding officiant, especially if they are a professional. This post has all the questions you should ask before your wedding so you know exactly how to work with your officiant and make your wedding ceremony amazing. // getting married // bridal // brides // grooms // traditional wedding // celebrant // ceremonies // wedding…

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To help you choose wisely, we talked to experts to uncover how to find a wedding officiant to marry you and your partner.

What happens when your best friend asks you to marry her and her partner?

To officiate a wedding ceremony for a couple you know and love is truly one of life's great honors and delights. And it can also be nerve-wracking! You're standing in front of two people who are having an out-of-body experience and you have to be their rock and emotional support throughout the ceremony.

I’ve spent years fine-tuning the language on my website about what I do as your professional officiant. I talk about all the ways I guide you through the process of getting married. I even wrote a blog post about the 21 reasons I’m awesome to work with. I think you’ll find that most wedding pros do a great job of communicating what they do best. But what about the things I don’t do?