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Request Wedding Minister
or Civil Marriage Officiant
Who lives and serves in one of our 25 Metro Areas
Our officiants: all marriage clergy, all wedding ministers,
all civil non-religious officiants, pastors, officials, officiates.
Our ceremonies: all religions, all civil non-religious, all
interfaith, all multi-cultural, spiritual, i.e., all couples.
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Welcome (maybe for the 2nd time).
We understand that it may not be so easy finding the officiant who is just right (perfect for you both). Our free, local minister officiant finder service changes this by providing screened wedding ministers OR civil wedding officiants for you to consider.
WHAT 'MATCHING' MEANS:
We learn about your ceremony (from your form below).
We see who matches (from our local wedding ministers or civil officiants).
You're contacted promptly.
WOULD YOU LIKE US TO START LOOKING FOR YOU?
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HOW DO WE BENEFIT YOU?
#1 No unmatched officiants calling or leaving messages.
#2 Save time and just focus on interviewing among the best choices.
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WHEN YOU'RE CONTACTED:
Have your
questions
answered
and, if you'd like. meet them in person.
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3 QUESTIONS COUPLES OFTEN ASK
Why Don't We See A List Of Officiants?
Because of Quality. We have learned that a list of any and every officiant is too general and often too long. This can feel burdensome and overwhelming for couples.
We make the process simpler and more relaxed for you by making sure that an officiant who calls you has passed both the muster of our Roster criteria (their experience, sincerity and flexibility for couples) and the muster of your ceremony details; the Form you fill out (e.g., if you tell us that you want a religious officiant, we are not going to send you a civil officiant choice).
What Is The Officiant Fee?
Each associate is an independent and runs their own affairs entirely. This includes setting their fee and what's included in it. When our associate 1st calls you, you can ask about the fee and she/he will go over everything with you.
What Does The Word 'Officiant' Actually Mean?
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Fo most jurisdictions, the word "officiant" means the catch-all wedding marriage industry word for anyone legally-able to officiate a wedding marriage ceremony. This includes any marriage clergy, any wedding minister, all wedding pastors, officiates, officials, reverends, any civil non-religious ceremony officiant, i.e, no wedding officiants or wedding ministers who can "legally" officiate a wedding marriage would be excluded from this definition.
|Commentary: Title v. Who
Throughout the 18 states we serve, we have officiant-ministers who regularly (and beautifully) officiate purely civil, non religious ceremonies. This means that it's the officiant's perspective and attitude (who they are) that governs what a couple can receive, not their title. It's what's in their book (their track record), not on their cover (title).
The 18 States We Serve (largest metro areas only)
Washington, California, Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, Minnesota, Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Florida, Georgia, Virginia, District of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey.
To Officiants & Ministers Interested In Associating
Are you flexible, known to be good-to-work-with, and committed to serving couples in a way that gives them the ceremony they want (couples are the CEOs of their ceremony,not you)? If so, email me.of your interest. NOTE: ministers, clergy, pastors, officiates, officials and civil officiants of all color, all ethnic, all cultural and all religious denominations are most welcome! AND it doesn't matter that we already have wedding clergy ministers or civil marriage officiants in your area, because our matching technique requires a variety of officiant minister uniquenesses in order to work well. I look forward to hearing about your uniqueness. Thank You, Paul.
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