What officiant services do you provide?
Civil Union, Interfaith Ceremony, Non-religious Ceremony, Same Sex, Single Religion Ceremony
What religious affiliations do you serve?
Agnostic, Christian (no denomination)
Can you accommodate the hearing impaired?
Yes
Are you willing to perform a ceremony at a non-religious site?
Rev. Rox: Our primary locations are non-religious sites: parks, home, hotels and other wedding venues.
Are you flexible in the wording used throughout the ceremony, including the vows?
Rev. Dave: As long as the wording is good for "mixed" company, we are very flexible in the wording of your ceremony. You should feel comfortable with all parts of your ceremony.
Do you allow the couple to write their own vows, if desired?
Rev. Rox: Couples can write their own vows or use vows from our Ceremony Selections Packet.
Do you have a list of readings pre-selected, from which the couple must choose?
Rev. Dave: If you book our services, we will give you our packet of Ceremony Selections, which will help you create your dream ceremony. You may choose selections from our packet, edit them to your liking or bring in other selections that you may have seen or heard at another wedding.
Do you require that premarital counseling be done?
Rev. Rox: Our area of expertise are weddings and rehearsals. We don't require premarital counseling. If you would like premarital counseling, we can refer you to several professionals.
Are you willing to perform pre-ceremony rehearsals?
Rev. Dave: While we don't require a rehearsal, we almost insist upon one. Rox or I try to be at every rehearsal as we find that 80-90% of mis-cues could have been fixed at the Rehearsal.
Rev. Rox: Your ceremony is a public statement of your commitment. You don't want it look unorganized.
Rev. Dave: If Rox runs your rehearsal, be sure to ask her who Pep? is...and don't make him mad.
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; "Sponsors or Bridal Party can help with the Lasso, Coin and Veil Ritual. The Lasso symbolizes the joining of two lives. The Coin represents the Twelve Apostles and Jesus Christ. It also represents the Groom supports his Bride and that the Bride trusts the Groom with the finances. The Veil represents the Holy Spirit that will watch over Bride and Groom. If you have more than three sponsors (or sponsor couples) you can add the Bible, Rosary and Cross part of this ritual.")
; "A true Handfasting Ceremony is an old Celtic ceremony ritual that is a separate ceremony performed as a trial marriage. People were joined symbolically by a cord during this ceremony. The \"trial marriage lasted for one year and one day. After the trial marriage, couples decided to marry (or had-part). Today, couples can have this ritual to honor their Celtic heritage or for a Renaissance-themed wedding.")
; "If you are having a Renaissance-themed wedding, you can include The Blessings of the Corners, Sacred Circle, Pebble Toss, Honey Meade and Bread, Wreath Presentation and a Six Cord Handfasting. Each colored cord has a different meaning: white for spiritual and purity, yellow for balance and harmony, pink for truth, honor, romance, red for love and passion, green for fertility and prosperity, purple for healing and strength, light blue for understanding and patience, dark blue for safe journey, brown for home and hearth, silver for inspiration and vision, gold for unity and strength, black for wisdom and empowerment.")
; "For those young-at-heart, we can pronounce you as husband and wife, but not without a few words from a famous doctor - Dr. Seuss.")
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