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Officiating Fees Officiant Etiquette Your Officiant Matters Frequently Asked Questions Initial Consultation What I Won't Do

Check
Calendar for Possible Availability
When you see a
Red X with the words "Contract Pending" on the calendar, the date
and time may still be available. If you see such a conflict, I will
be happy to contact the couple to see if they intend to confirm
their booking.

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I love the opportunity to meet with couples as I enjoy learning more about the
two people who will be standing before me on their wedding day. I'm
a sucker for a romantic story and like to hear how they met, how
long they have been together and how he (or she!) proposed.
More importantly, the couple has the opportunity to evaluate and get to
know me to see if I will meet their needs and expectations for a
wedding officiant.
Initial consultations are arranged at our mutual convenience and
result in absolutely no obligation to retain me as your officiant.
In a typical consultation meeting, I...
- explain what the couple can expect from me.
- describe the marriage license process in the state of
Florida.
- review the worksheets I use to get a vision of the couple's
expectations for the ceremony.
- discuss weddings as ritual and talk about the elements that
may become their Order of Service.
- explain my contract and how to retain my services.
- Depending upon their needs, may spend some time referring
other vendors, suggesting places to find desired items for the
wedding, and sharing tips and tricks I have picked up over the
years for helping things go smoothly.
- provide an information packet that includes a self addressed
stamped envelope to return the contract and worksheets.
I realize not every couple will have the opportunity to meet with
me if they are planning a destination wedding, so I try to spend
some time getting to know them over the phone if at all possible.
You are more than welcome to see the current information packet at
the link below.
2010 Brevard
County Information Packet |
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