1.  Non Denominational Elopement

2.  Secular Elopement

Handfastings, Loving Cup, Oathing Stone, Blessings, Vows & More

9.  Without Rituals (easily modified)

10. With Memorial & Unity Candle

11. With Sand Ceremony

12. With Parent Blessing, Hand Blessing, Guest Involvement

13. With Gift of Roses, Wine Ceremony, Loving Cup

14. With Unique Sealed Love

15. Four Elements - Secular

16. Whitney & Jean's Ceremony

17. Romantic Sunset Beach Ceremony

18. Celtic: Conch Shell or Bell, Irish/Scottish Vows, Handfasting

19. Celtic Ceremony Handfasting, Loving Cup

20. Sweet (able to translate into Spanish & Officiate for you)

21. Christmas Season Ceremony

22. Cinderella

23. Pirate

24. Elvis

25. Alien

26. Dr. Seuss Vows

27. Hog ~ Biker Wedding

28. Non Religious Cherish Your Love

29. Light and Fun with Guest Interaction

30. Foot Prints beach theme

31. Non-Religious for a Park Or Garden

32. Humanist Handfasting & unity candle

33. Blended Family Ceremony

34. Sweet & Simple great for Destination or Elopement

35. Just the Two of Us Christian Destination or Elopement

36. The Greatest Gift

37. Love's Journey

38. When A Man Loves A Woman

39. Denise & Ricardo's beautiful Humanist Ceremony they created themselves

40. Book of Commons Wedding Ceremony from 1662! (Would be a nice Victorian Wedding in a chapel or garden) (victorian tea garden setting)

41. Non-Denominational with Hand Blessing

42. Celebrate Love (you can leave as is short and sweet or add many options)

43. Christian Wedding Ceremony

44. A Time...

45. Non-Denominational (Short & Sweet)

The following ceremonies are the same basic ceremony, with different rituals

46. With Unity Candle

47. With Gods Knot & Roses & Hand Blessing

48. With Memorial & Community Lighting of Candles

49. With Parent Blessing & Joining of Hands & Non-Denominational Communion

Religion Specific

50. Interfaith~Jewish & Christian ~ 2 officiants for your special ceremony

Examples of Ways to Include the Children

Make Your Ceremony Unique and fun for You and Your Guests to Remember!

When a bride is escorted down the aisle, it is customary for the Officiant to ask "Who Gives this Bride to this man" however, some couples do not like those words as they feel it goes back to the days when woman were "given away as property". Other do like it because it is tradition.

Every couple always has the option or may select the following:

1. Who give this bride to this man?

2. Who comes forward to present (bride) to (groom) in marriage?

3. Who shall present this woman to this man in marriage?

4. Who has the honor of presenting this woman to this man in marriage?

5. I could also say nothing. (The escort would kiss or hug the bride, shake the grooms hand and take his seat)

Renewal of Vows 1 ~ Include the Children

Renewal of Vows 2

Renewal of Vows 3 (rose and vase ceremony)