Types Of Wedding Ceremonies
The joining of a man and a woman into holy matrimony is a very important and serious occasion. It represents the beginning of a brand new social unit - a brand new family. Therefore, the ceremony of union - be it religious or civil - should always reflect this importance and be entered into with the utmost commitment of both parties.
All of the wedding services offered by our wedding Officiants have been carefully constructed to embrace the seriousness of the event and to provide couples with a truly distinctive and memorable matrimonial service.
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The service itself can be either formal or informal, depending on the location, time of day, and most importantly, the preferences of the bride and groom.
It is our intention that each couple selects a ceremony that best fits your personal beliefs and desires. Therefore, we strive to work as closely as possible with the bride and groom to assure that you get exactly what you want in your marriage ceremony.
Couples can choose from a traditional ceremony, or if you prefer, you can even create your own ceremony and vows.
Non-Denominational Christian Ceremony
Both of our Officiants are ordained Christian ministers which is why their religious matrimonial services always reflect a deep commitment to the spiritual and godly sanctity of the wedding ceremony throughout the ages.
Furthermore, as non-denominational ministers, they are also able to meet the spiritual needs of couples of all denominations, including inter-faith couples. The promises of love and lifetime commitment of the bride and groom will be affirmed by solemn religious vows before God, family and friends.
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Civil Wedding Ceremony
Both of our Officiants are also authorized to perform civil wedding ceremonies and their civil ceremonies are equally as solemn, beautiful and memorable as their religious ones.
Couples desiring a civil ceremony are also given a variety of traditional and contemporary vows from which to choose or, should you wish, you can also select to write your own vows.