Planning A Wonderful Winter Wedding

Posted on: 21 July 2022

When you're getting married, among the most important decisions you'll make is who will officiate your wedding. There are many different types of wedding officiants, each with their own unique qualifications and duties. Here's a breakdown of the different types of wedding officiants and what you can expect from them. Religious Officiants  If you're planning a religious wedding, you'll need to find an officiant who can perform the ceremony. Depending on your faith, this could be a priest, rabbi, imam, or another religious leader. [Read More]

Posted on: 28 February 2022

Congratulations, you and your loved one have decided to tie the knot! For many, a traditional wedding simply isn't their style or may even be a source of major worry and anxiety. Getting eloped is a perfect solution. With a party size of your choosing or no party at all, you can easily get eloped and celebrate the future of your relationship. Read ahead for some tips to keep in mind when preparing for your big day. [Read More]

Posted on: 19 November 2021

Planning for your wedding day can be one of the more stressful logistical challenges that you can have to oversee. Not surprisingly, individuals will often devote much of their attention to the facility where they will hold their wedding ceremony. However, you should avoid overlooking the need to hire an officiant for the ceremony. Decide Whether There Are Particular Passages That You Want Read When you are hiring an officiant for your wedding ceremony, it is important to decide ahead of time whether there are any particular passages that are to be recited during the ceremony. [Read More]

Posted on: 20 July 2021

When it comes to planning a wedding, many people focus on the reception and the party that follows the ceremony. However, there is more to a ceremony than just showing up. You need to invest time in planning your wedding ceremony as well. Tip #1: Find an Officiant First, you need to find an officiant. Long gone are the days where you have to get married by some religion's figurehead. You can hire a non-denominal officiant. [Read More]