What to ask in Looking for an Officiant

  Start looking for an officiant as soon as you have your date and location for your wedding.

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What is the cost or fee for officiant services?

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  With so many variables to consider, the cost may vary depending on the time, place and mileage. Before making a final decision, all fees should be openly discussed and agreed upon.

How should I expect the officiant to be dressed?

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Most officiants present themselves In a Suit or Robe & Stole. Casual shirt and slacks ( If requested) Whatever is pleasing to the bride and the groom.
How much information does your officiant need?
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  The officiant needs to be informed of time, place, style of ceremony, directions to ceremony site and a contact person the day of your wedding.

Rev. Craig Grandstaff Sr

Ashley & Brandon
What will happen In case of an Emergency?

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  Most officiants have a friend or partner that can step in if an emergency comes up. This rarely happens but it is always good to be prepared. Ask your officiant about his or her back up plan. If anything changes at all make sure you and your officiant are on the same page.

Marriage is not a ritual or an end. It is a long, intricate, intimate dance together and nothing matters more than your own sense of balance and your choice of partner. - Amy Bloom -

Clergy Wedding Services

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