Some people have spiritual or religious guides who perform the wedding ceremony. Others have a non-denominational minister. Others have friends or family. Who will perform YOUR wedding ceremony? (And let us know how or why you picked this person in our comments section below!)
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My husband is Romanian Orthodox and I’m spiritual, but not part of any sort of organized religion. I considered joining the Romanian Orthodox church, but decided it wasn’t for me, that I would be doing it for the wrong reasons.
We found a nondenominational officiant who came highly recommended by other brides in the NYC area. She was able to create a beautiful ceremony for us that was nondenominational but still incorporated Romanian Orthodox traditions. It was great. Everyone loved it. A year later, she presided over the wedding of two of our friends!
That’s great to hear that you were able to have someone officiate & balance what you wanted & needed. Congrats!
This is such an important question and often gets left to the last minute. There are lots of wonderful officiants out there who can work with you and help co-create the authentic ceremony you want to have!
I am an Interfaith minister and often work with couples of different faith backgrounds, and with couples who want a spiritual ceremony but not necessarily a religious one.
I highly recommend starting early in finding the best officiant for you and your partner. It really can help in the whole ceremony planning!
A wonderful place to start looking is the Interfaith Chaplaincy Institute
http://chaplaincyinstitute.org/meet-our-clergy-alumni
Many of the alumni do weddings and all have an open, creative, Interfaith approach to marriage ceremonies.
Best of luck to all of you on your love journey!
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