Wedding officiant speech

An officiant plays a crucial role in a couple’s wedding day, so you'll want to put together a ceremony that is a true celebration of their love.

There IS a bit more to the wedding than just the ‘I Dos,’ so you’ll want to spend some time getting your ceremony in check.

Everything you need to write a stand-out wedding officiant speech and ceremony script for your upcoming wedding, from examples to advice.

So you're asked to be a wedding officiant (or you're officiating your own ceremony)... How do you write a ceremony that's both sincere and modern?

This lighthearted wedding ceremony script includes a fun wedding reading about marriage and the nature of lasting love, funny marriage vows, insights from Wilferd Arlan Peterson's “The Art of a Good Marriage," a humorous 'unplugged' wedding announcement, and much more! An original wedding script written by ordained AMM Minister Sherri Crawford.

These 12 Funny Ceremony Readings Will Delight Your Guests - Add a little laughter to your nuptials with one of these funny wedding ceremony readings, from children's books, movies, poems, and more.

Want to write a creative wedding ceremony script, but aren’t sure what wording to use for the declaration of intent? Let these 6 alternatives inspire you, from funny to formal examples, gender neutral to Spanish / bilingual, and more. The best ways for you and your wedding officiant to say, “Do you?”... “I do!”

An original wedding ceremony script that celebrates love as the source of life and absolute abundance. take your vows wrapped in the universal love, universal light, and universal life that connects all of us! this officiant script includes a warm welcome to guests, reflections on the promises of marriage, an exchange of joint "we do" vows, and a sweet pronouncement, to help you know just what to say on the wedding day.

Learn how to craft a hilarious and memorable funny wedding officiant speech with our expert tips and tricks for 2024.

I'd like to have the Pastor say this right before we exchange vows. Except I would say "Please take each other by the hands"