How To Officiate A Non-Denominational Wedding Ceremony: Revised and Expanded!
To officiate a wedding ceremony for a couple you know and love is one of life’s great honors and delights.

When your couple invited you to conduct their ceremony, you felt flattered and excited. Then, a little later, chances are you began to wonder – what did I get myself into? How do I conduct a wedding ceremony?

HOW TO OFFICIATE A NON-DENOMINATIONAL WEDDING CEREMONY guides you through every step of the process for writing and delivering a personalized ceremony that is traditional enough in structure to make guests comfortable, yet contemporary in word and substance.

Topics include:
• How to personalize the various moments in a ceremony
• How to involve guests and the wedding party
• How to incorporate cultural traditions
• How to introduce and segue various segments
• How to organize for flow and energy
• How to speak with confidence

Bonus Sections include information on:
• Vows
• Rings
• Unity Rituals
• Blessings
• “Non-blessings”
• Readings and inspiration
• Essential prep and day-of checklists

This Revised Edition includes: 7 NEW Bonus Sections!

New Bonus #1:
Interviews with first-time officiants who share their perspectives on the experience.

New Bonus #2:
A “before and after” ceremony script from a first time officiant I coached.

New Bonus #3:
I link you to a video of a wedding ceremony that incorporates the techniques I outline in this book!

New Bonus #4:
Tips on how to personalize a ceremony incorporating Family + Friends

New Bonus #5:
20 Things you need to keep in mind as you prep for your ceremony

New Bonus #6:
How to answer “The” question couples most often ask

New Bonus #7:
Weekly Podcast on All Things Wedding Ceremony.

Your couple invited you to officiate their ceremony because they want something that is uniquely theirs and not clichéd drivel from some unknown officiant.

The ceremony is your gift to the couple and in this book I going show you how to give them a gift that will be a touchstone for their life together!