1.    How soon should we book an Officiant?

2.    How do we book you?

3.    How much do you charge?

4.    How long does the ceremony take?

5.    Can we write our own vows?

6.    Do we have to memorize our vows?

7.    Can the Officiant be a woman?

8.    Can children take part in the ceremony?

9.    What does the Officiant wear?

10.  Can photos be taken during the ceremony?

11.  Is a rehearsal necessary?

12.  Is there an additional cost for a rehearsal?

13.  Where and when do we get our license?

14.  How do I change my name after the wedding?

15.  How and when do we pay you?

16.  Will you stay for the dinner?

How soon should we book an Officiant?

How do we book you?

Call our office and speak to James or Lee Anne and they will arrange to meet you for a consultation. If you decide to book our services, a $100.00 deposit is required to guarantee your time and date. You can also book on line.

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How much do you charge?

Price is determined by location and distance.   

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How long does the ceremony take?

Anywhere from 20-30 minutes, depending on how many people participate.

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Can we write our own vows?

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Do we have to memorize our vows?

No! However you if want to, this is fine by us.

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Can the Officiant be a woman?

Can children take part in the ceremony?

What does the Officiant wear?

A business suit.

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Can photos be taken during the ceremony?

This is the couples decision.  We ask that the photographers be as discreet as possible during the actual ceremony to avoid distraction.

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Is a rehearsal necessary?

This depends on the place and size of the wedding as well as your comfort level.

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Is there an additional cost for a rehearsal?

Yes, if we go to a location of your choice. 

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Where and when do we get our license?

You can get your license at any city hall up to 90 days before the wedding. We recommend you get your license at least 3 weeks prior to the wedding. The application can be downloaded from our web page. Click Here

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How do I change my name after the wedding?

The easiest place to start is with your driver's license.  Take the tear off portion of your marriage license into your local Ministry of Transportation office to make the changes there.  Most credit card companies want a copy of the license to make the change on the card.

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How and when do we pay you?

We accept cash, check or you pay using PayPal. We ask for the payment to be made no less than two weeks before the actual wedding day. No checks accepted on the actual wedding day.

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Will you stay for the dinner?

If our schedules allow, then gladly, however you are under no obligation to invite us. 

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