Wedding officiants in Boston
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Justified Love
Since a lot of weddings can be stressful to plan, my main priority is to make finding a wedding officiant as easy and least stressful as possible. One of my favorite parts of my job is meeting new and excited couples, like yourself, who are ready to take the next step into their future. Designing services based on all the different preferences is always an exciting proce...
Boston Ceremonies
Elly is a certified Life-Cycle Celebrant*/Ordained Officiant. She has conducted over 300 weddings and other ceremonies throughout New England. She is also a Lecturer on Writing at Northeastern.
Justice Lydon
Michelle is a Quincy based Massachusetts Justice of the Peace that has been performing weddings for over 10 years. Michelle serves all people, of all faiths, traditions, and orientations. She believes that all couples should feel heard and attended to so she makes strong efforts in creating a ceremony as special and unique as the couple themselves.
Justice of the Peace
Officiating at weddings throughout Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, I have conducted ceremonies from elegant mansions and country clubs to backyards, public parks and everything in between. I have at officiated ceremonies with couples from 18 to 91 years of age, same sex and opposite sex, Renewal of Vows and Commitment Ceremonies.
Reverend Jennifer L. Travers
In the American Association Of Wedding Officiants since 2004. I have been officiating at weddings for ten years.
Reverend Donna M. Cunio
In the past 25+ years, I have performed well over 3,000 ceremonies in many different locations and states. Couples came from many different backgrounds – multi-cultural, same-sex, Japanese, Jewish, Buddhist, just to name a few; many with ideas and suggestions of their own. I have performed or written special sections to include traditional candle lightings and/or communion as...
The Wedding Man, Gregg Kits, DD
Gregg Kits, DD and his staff are licensed civil wedding officiants, Christian chaplains, and non-denominational reverends for all types of marriages, ranging from the modest styles to elegantly formal ceremonies including interfaith and bilingual in English, Spanish, Polish, Chinese, Arabic and Italian. The types of weddings that can be officiated vary depending upon the couple...
Slogan: The Wedding Man
Hand Written Weddings / Blesssings Wedding Chapel
We love what we do, and it will enhance your day. A degree of personalization, if you can dream it, I can write and perform it. Coordinating with a DJ and Videographer
Slogan: Life Cycle Celebrants, Officiants and a Judge. We have your date!
Weddings by Bettina
I am here to make sure your ceremony is a reflection of who you are as a couple. Planning your wedding ceremony is a process of exploration and discovery, it can be one of the more enjoyable and private aspects of wedding planning as it is time for a couple to concentrate upon each other. I look forward to guiding you in its creation and learning about your personal beliefs a...
Spirited Living
When you decide to create your own wedding ceremony, the world’s traditions are your playing field. Certainly, you can opt for a creative blend of the religions of your respective families. You may even want to have more than one officiate present to represent different faith traditions. I have co-officiated with Rabbis, Buddhist Priests, and Christian Ministers, sometimes even...
Top-Rated Wedding Officiants
You can’t have a wedding without a wedding officiant. You want an officiant who can guide you through the biggest moment of your life. Yet the critical importance of the officiant is frequently overlooked. You can’t have a wedding without an officiant, and the wrong officiant can easily ruin your wedding. Your wedding officiant should share your vision of the wedding ceremony.
Some officiants will simply perform a standard ceremony. If you want to include your own touches and personalized vows, make sure your officiant is prepared and able to handle these variations. Many officiants will help you write your own vows and come up with creative ideas for the ceremony. That is why you should know what you want before hiring someone to officiate at your wedding. Any experienced officiant should be able to provide you with references. If not, he or she may not be for you.
Your wedding officiant should take the time to get to know you and your fiancé and actually contribute to your wedding magic. If you opt for a religious ceremony, talk to your clergy member to ensure that the ceremony will reflect your needs and vision. Some houses of worship have limitations.
A professional officiant will be trained for all types of wedding ceremonies to create a truly personal wedding experience. Also, consider having a special friend officiate for you. He or she can become ordained online for just a modest fee and can become an intricate part of your wedding. Do a Visual Search on our site for ideas and inspiration