How do I find a Justice of the Peace in PA?

I just typed "non-denominational officiants near [zip code]" into google

Here you go!

http://bit.ly/1hvq1yi

@ItsGoodToBeKing: Thanks, but we're looking for non-religious, not non-denominational. There are ministers who do non-religious weddings, but that just feels kind of weird to me.

@Kate: I've tried a simple google search. All that it comes up with is that JPs are able to perform weddings in PA, but how do I actually find one?

Okay this was literally the third link on google:

http://www.yellowpages.com/philadelphia-pa/justice-of-the-peace

Non-denominationals are usually more "liberal" and willing to work with your non-religious wants and are easier to find. I took all the god and jesus out of our ceremony. My friend did all poetry for hers, OR try and find a same-sex union officiant, they're usually used to non-religious ceremonies.

Try Judith Guash, if you're near Gettysburg. Non-denominational ministers will probably work with you to make your ceremony what you want, and I know she does.

@Kate: Weird, that link didn't show up for me. Thanks.

@ ItsGoodToBeKing: That's true... but I'm wondering if there's a difference in cost?

@Celia: Thanks for the recommendation.

I just typed "how to find a justice of the peace in pennsylvania" and it brought up the yellow pages. so I think that is the best answer

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In PA, you can also self marry. Worth looking into if you think that would work for you.