Minister marrying a non-religious couple?

I say that is at his discretion. If he is willing to then go for it.

I don't think there's anything wrong with it as long as he's comfortable doing it. A lot of officiants are willing to perform religious ceremonies, non-religious ceremonies, and everything in between. I would just let him know what you do and don't want to be included in the ceremony. We're writing out our entire ceremony for our officiant and he'll literally just say what we've asked him to say. If he doesn't feel comfortable performing the ceremony without involving his faith, it may be best to find another option.

We made it very clear we wanted something non-denominational and our officiant had different options set up for us to choose from, so we chose one that was more spiritual. With any vendor, be as specific as possible and see if they can't accommodate you!

Okay, thank you! Yes, I'm worried it'll just sound like a Christian preach so I'll try to have as much detail as possible. I'm okay with the mention of God once or twice but not the whole time, referring to the bible, etc. I'll try to be upfront about it all too.

My FH and I are being married by a minister that is the minister of the church I went to when I was younger. My grandpa still goes there and arranged for us to meet up with him. My FH and I are both not religious by any means, but because I was confirmed in the church the minister okay-ed it.

I don’t see the issue as long as all 3 of you are comfortable.

I'm not religious but wanted to get married in this non denominational chapel where I live called the Seamans Bethel...its the chapel from the book Moby Dick. They have several ministers to choose from and have some who do not mind not bringing up god/religion in the ceremony. I would just meet with him and see what kind of vows he will be saying and see if you like it.