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Five Tried and True Ways to Hire a Wedding Officiant.

To book the most dependable wedding officiants, we’ve got you covered.  Hiring a Board-Certified Elopement officiant is a straightforward process. Here are 4 steps to make your search stress-free:

1. Meet the Wedding Officiant Through a Personal Consultation

Get Expert Insight on the Wedding Industry in Atlanta. Email us to discover more about our licensed officiants.  With this email, you can briefly describe your vision for the ceremony, preferred location, and any specific requirements or preferences you may have. This is an opportunity for you to interview your prospective officiant.

2. Experiment Together With Customizing Your Marriage Ceremony

What are the best Wedding-friendly questions for your prospective officiant? Many elopement questions can be answered easily through email.  Based on this correspondence, you can submit the wording for your vows, try out readings religious rituals, and incorporate special elements that are meaningful to you. Your officiant should Always be open to your suggestions.  We certainly are at Wedding Ministers & Officiants of Atlanta.  Our celebrants ensure the ceremony is a true reflection of your love story.

3. Get the Most out of A Wedding Rehearsal

While not always necessary, some couples need a rehearsal to ensure that everyone involved in the ceremony is comfortable with their roles. Most importantly, ask your officiant to conduct a rehearsal at your chosen location, walking you through the ceremony step-by-step.  This, of course, would be an extra fee due to time, travel, preparation, etc.  However, it could also take the place of hiring a wedding coordinator to do the same thing.  And this, of course, is when you can best see the level of expertise for the Celebrant.  Find out immediately up front what type of fees will be involved.

4. Determine Criteria Needed for The Wedding Day

On the day of your wedding, your officiant should always arrive early at your chosen location ahead of time to help calm nerves.  Also, to answer questions that come only from experience. We will perform the ceremony with elegance, dignity, and professionalism.  It will be a memorable and meaningful experience for you and your guests.

5. Finally, Discuss What to Expect from your Officiant Post-Ceremony

Your officiant will ask the Bride and Groom beforehand how/where to direct the guests, family, and others immediately at the conclusion of the ceremony.  This will help greatly to add smoothness to the proceeding and eliminate confusion.  The Officiant should also be glad to stay and pose for any Post-Ceremony Wedding Pictures.  This should not be an extra fee.