Spike from austin who is a wedding officiant

This used to mean finding a judge or justice of the peace, and often judges and JPs use dry, pre-written scripts. So what if you want to have control over your ceremony's content but skip the god stuff? That's where I come in. I would be delighted to perform your secular wedding ceremony, your spiritual wedding ceremony, your atheist wedding ceremony, or your mash-up of styles wedding ceremony.

I do not deliver surprise sermons. I do not proselytize. I do not care if you believe in God, or are an atheist, or worship Boston Terriers. Your religion or choice to not have a religion is your business. If you want me to represent your beliefs through readings that reflect those beliefs—be that quotes from a physics textbook, a book of poetry, the bible, a cookbook, love letters you've written each other, the back of a cereal box, the Farmers' Almanac, or whatever—I'm happy to oblige.

But I will never try to tell you what you must or must not include, beyond the simple legal requirement that I ask you if you take one another to be spouses. One other thing about religion and wedding ceremonies: Some couples want no religion at all but also know there will be hell to pay if they don't throw a little holy bone to their religious family members. Linda McWhorter. She conducts various weddings and special occasions in Austin and surrounding areas. She also provides rehearsals for couples which is free.

She has been serving over Ten years, and she officiated more than happy couples. All of our wedding officiants actually face a rigorous Point Inspection , which includes customer reviews, history, complaints, ratings, satisfaction, trust, cost and general excellence. You deserve only the best! Because I present my true self over at my wedding site, I have the great honor of working with couples who are a good fit for me and vice versa.

These folks are fun, laid back, and often want something a little different in their ceremonies. I love my job! But even the most chill couples sometimes run into unforeseen obstacles: bitchy wedding planners, pushy parents, egomaniacal DJs, half-hearted photographers who think shooting weddings is beneath them. Guess what? I know all of them.