Wedding Unity Ceremony Ideas
This article was originally published as a guest post for Honeyfund. Weddings are amazing milestones in life, but ceremonies can…
FUN, MODERN, AND CUSTOMIZABLE. THE ORDAINED MINISTER'S BEST FRIEND.
Lines like, "Because a happy wife is a happy life. Fortunately, she knows that happy husbands are important too!"
Your ceremonies don't have to sound like Shakespeare. You won't hear thine, shall, thou, morrow, doth or thee.
Your couple can choose the ceremony parts they like best. Many fun and laid-back options as well as sincere options.
Your couple copies/pastes their favorite selections from the ceremony documents into the ceremony outline. It's easy!
Not every couple is on the spiritual path. Their ceremony doesn't have to be either.
Inexperienced wedding ministers often feel overwhelmed. Not any more! You've got a guide from start to finish.
Copy and paste favorite selections from the corresponding documents into the ceremony outline. It's simple! READ MORE
My video training will help improve your timing and stage presence. My "cheat sheets" give you even more help! READ MORE
Go the extra mile to improve your timing and stage presence. Rehearse with me and get all sorts of extra pointers. READ MORE
Three complementary services build on each other so that you're prepared and your ceremony goes great!
Everything you need to easily put together a fun, modern wedding ceremony for your nonreligious or nondenominational couple.
Improve your stage presence and confidence by seeing me read through all the material, and get lots of extra pointers.
Book a Skype session or phone call to rehearse with me. You'll be much better prepared and ready to officiate a great ceremony!
Roughly half of the weddings in my town are ministered by people who get ordained online to officiate for a friend or family member. My goal is to help those online ordained ministers. If your couple looks at bridal magazines and thinks, “That’s just not us.” Then, my wedding ceremonies are probably a great fit!
My best friend asked me to officiate his wedding in 2007 and while I was honored, the process of putting his ceremony together was overwhelming. The ceremony samples I found online either sounded dated or were far too traditional or religious for him and his wife. In addition, the process of getting their approval on what I might say was inefficient and took far longer than it could have. I had to write my own material and create my own process. It was worth my effort! Officiating his wedding was a super rewarding experience and I received lots of compliments afterward. People told me that I found my calling and that I should officiate weddings for a living, and that’s what I’ve been doing ever since!
Your couple isn’t typical so their ceremony shouldn’t be either! Nonreligious and nondenominational wedding ceremonies can be fun and modern. My material has come together through trial and error after officiating hundreds of weddings since I began in 2007. The words are written in a way that makes them easy to say and my process for building a ceremony couldn’t be easier. My ceremonies don’t sound like any that guests have heard, making the experience fun for everyone involved.
You can include only those elements that are meaningful to your couple. My ceremonies can be spiritual without being religious, unite two different faiths or cultures, unite a same-sex couple, may include children from a previous relationship, can involve guests and even be used by the couple to start their own traditions.
My goal is for your ceremony to ROCK! I want the guests to beam smiles at you during the ceremony and afterward, tell you that your ceremony was the best they’ve been to. I want you to be so thrilled with your experience, that you couldn’t imagine recommending anyone else’s ceremony material to others who get ordained online to officiate for a friend or family member.
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