remony or witness the ceremony? Will there be a reading in the ceremony or a song sung? Would they like a dove or butterfly release as part of their ceremony, or fireworks?

What becomes abundantly evident is that to have a wedding officiant fully engaged, open to suggestions, understanding and supportive through out the whole process will make all the difference in your memories. An officiant willing to inc

On the day you stand together as Bride and Groom to take your wedding vows, you will also have a Wedding Officiant with you. For marriage vows to be truly memorable, you need just the right person at the altar with you, a wedding officiant willing to create the perfect ceremony that captures your personalities and beliefs.

Standing together at the Altar is very much an altered state. Some brides and some grooms can’t remember their wedding ceremony after all is said and done. Some laugh nervously, some weep emotionally, some wait to speak, some pray they will be able to speak when the time to speak arrives.

Each year over sixty couples will find their perfect wedding officiant in Rev. Ema Drouillard as she becomes an integral part of making a very special day even more unforgettable.

“Just a couple of quick “I do’s!” will do. We would like our ceremony to be meaningful, memorable. Not too long and not too short.” So we begin the inquiry as to what will be said at the altar, what will be meaningful. We discuss belief, faith and practice.

The tone of the ceremony whether; religious, non-religious, spiritual, non-denominational or inter-faith. What traditional elements or cultural traditions may be important to join together?

We speak about what will take place within the ceremony itself. Would they each like to speak their vows to each other or would they rather take vows by responding? Would they like to write their own vows? Will they exchange rings with one another? What rites may be integrated; the unity candle, wine ceremony, grain ceremony or flower rite?

Will the guest be incorporated into the ceremony or witness the ceremony? Will there be a reading in the ceremony or a song sung? Would they like a dove or butterfly release as part of their ceremony, or fireworks?

What becomes abundantly evident is that to have a wedding officiant fully engaged, open to suggestions, understanding and supportive through out the whole process will make all the difference in your memories. An officiant willing to inc

oms can’t remember their wedding ceremony after all is said and done. Some laugh nervously, some weep emotionally, some wait to speak, some pray they will be able to speak when the time to speak arrives.

Each year over sixty couples will find their perfect wedding officiant in Rev. Ema Drouillard as she becomes an integral part of making a very special day even more unforgettable.

“Just a couple of quick “I do’s!” will do. We would like our ceremony to be meaningful, memorable. Not too long and not too short.” So we begin the inquiry as to what will be said at the altar, what will be meaningful. We discuss belief, faith and practice.

The tone of the ceremony whether; religious, non-religious, spiritual, non-denominational or inter-faith. What traditional elements or cultural traditions may be important to join together?

We speak about what will take place within the ceremony itself. Would they each like to speak their vows to each other or would they rather take vows by responding? Would they like to write their own vows? Will they exchange rings with one another? What rites may be integrated; the unity candle, wine ceremony, grain ceremony or flower rite?

Will the guest be incorporated into the ceremony or witness the ceremony? Will there be a reading in the ceremony or a song sung? Would they like a dove or butterfly release as part of their ceremony, or fireworks?

What becomes abundantly evident is that to have a wedding officiant fully engaged, open to suggestions, understanding and supportive through out the whole process will make all the difference in your memories. An officiant willing to inc

ck “I do’s!” will do. We would like our ceremony to be meaningful, memorable. Not too long and not too short.” So we begin the inquiry as to what will be said at the altar, what will be meaningful. We discuss belief, faith and practice.

The tone of the ceremony whether; religious, non-religious, spiritual, non-denominational or inter-faith. What traditional elements or cultural traditions may be important to join together?

We speak about what will take place within the ceremony itself. Would they each like to speak their vows to each other or would they rather take vows by responding? Would they like to write their own vows? Will they exchange rings with one another? What rites may be integrated; the unity candle, wine ceremony, grain ceremony or flower rite?

Will the guest be incorporated into the ceremony or witness the ceremony? Will there be a reading in the ceremony or a song sung? Would they like a dove or butterfly release as part of their ceremony, or fireworks?

What becomes abundantly evident is that to have a wedding officiant fully engaged, open to suggestions, understanding and supportive through out the whole process will make all the difference in your memories. An officiant willing to inc

to join together?

We speak about what will take place within the ceremony itself. Would they each like to speak their vows to each other or would they rather take vows by responding? Would they like to write their own vows? Will they exchange rings with one another? What rites may be integrated; the unity candle, wine ceremony, grain ceremony or flower rite?

Will the guest be incorporated into the ceremony or witness the ceremony? Will there be a reading in the ceremony or a song sung? Would they like a dove or butterfly release as part of their ceremony, or fireworks?

What becomes abundantly evident is that to have a wedding officiant fully engaged, open to suggestions, understanding and supportive through out the whole process will make all the difference in your memories. An officiant willing to inc

remony or witness the ceremony? Will there be a reading in the ceremony or a song sung? Would they like a dove or butterfly release as part of their ceremony, or fireworks?

What becomes abundantly evident is that to have a wedding officiant fully engaged, open to suggestions, understanding and supportive through out the whole process will make all the difference in your memories. An officiant willing to incorporate whatever you want, religion or no religion, spiritual or non-denominational, in line with your belief, understanding exactly what you are talking about and open to the fact. A Wedding Officiant with the agenda to have your ceremony reflect the uniqueness of you.

Add an eloquent speaker, with a great presence and stress can actually be eliminated on your wedding day as you stand together at your altar. Together you can create a whole ambiance and have a glorious time, sharing the memories for a lifetime.