
The term Wedding Officiant has been around for some time, but has become the primary term in web directories for listing people authorized to perform weddings. This term reflects the broader background of individuals officiating at weddings. Some might say that "clergy and minister" suggests a religious perspective to a ceremony. Clergy, Officiant, minister, celebrant and Officiant are only titles. They are terms to describe anyone who is able to perform or 'officiate' a wedding ceremony.
My Services As An Officiant
From our first meeting to the day of your ceremony, I am available for guidance, information, and support. Unlimited phone and email contact is offered to all couples that I work with.

I can legally perform
weddings in
I was not ordained just to perform weddings.
(A marriage performed in
I did not receive my ordination online. I am ordained by the United Church of
Christ. This Protestant denomination is
recognized legally within the
I can perform weddings anywhere in the
-Someone who respects your thoughts, beliefs and lifestyle
-A wedding minister who honors your wishes and desires
-Someone who believes that a wedding is a joyous occassion
-A wedding Officiant who is caring, experienced and creative
-A wedding minister who is organized, responsible and dependable
-A professional who works with the other vendors your have hired to ensure that your ceremony is all that you have hoped it could be
-A minister who believes your ceremony should be about your beliefs
and feelings
-Someone who is open to new ideas, easy-going, and flexible
-An Officiant who officiates your ceremony with joy,
confidence and grace
-A professional who handles last minute changes with ease
-A minister who works with your photographer to
get the photos you want during the ceremony