Pennsylvania Wedding Officiating

Choosing the person who will make your nuptials in Pennsylvania official, may be as simple as asking your local religious official or reaching out to find an individual who will meet the mark of your expectations. The officiant shares the personality and religious needs of the couple with the family and guests. Whether you are having a Christian, Jewish, interfaith or non-deminational civil marriage, the ceremony is the essential element of your magical day. Before choosing an official, plan to meet with a comprehensive list of questions and ideas in preparation for your day in your beautiful Pennsylvania location.

THINGS TO CONSIDER:
What sort of readings would you like?
Who would you like to take part in your special day?
Be sure to share your personality with your officiant. Are there any family traditions you would like included? Be clear about the fee and any gratuity that is expected?

• Blue Skies Weddings - Non-denominational officiant serving Philadelphia and surrounding areas.
• Chaplain Dan Jenkins - Former pastor officiates personalized, romantic Christian and Jewish-Christian ceremonies in Western Pennsylvania.
• Infinite Blessings Ministries - Minister that serves the Harrisburg, York, Lancaster areas.
• Interfaith Weddings - Cantor Ellie Shaffer performs Jewish-Christian interfaith wedding ceremonies in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland.
• Meaningful Marriages :: Rev. Larry D Goyda - Non-denominational ordained minister will provide marriage services.
• Pun Nuptials - Performs weddings, vow renewals, elopements and affirmations of love. Located in Lehigh Valley.
• Rabbi Richard Allen, Ph.D - Interfaith, Jewish, and non-denominational civil wedding ceremonies individualized and serving New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware.
• Rev. Dyanna - Officiant in Scranton area.
• Rev. Melissa Mantha Interfaith Officiant - Ordained Interfaith Minister who performs weddings.
• The Reverend Kasandra Sutton - Specializes in weddings with a personal touch and creates a ceremony that is a reflection of who you are.