officiant needed

Re: officiant needed

• kat_hi

  

  January 2010 edited December 2011

  A few posts lower is a similar post. I'd check out Bravowedding.com and decidio.com for some names of people to ask.
  
  a very affordable option is to have a friend officate the ceremony. its totally legal, and free.
  

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• anvloveskme member

  

  January 2010 edited December 2011

  You can use a judge from one of the county courthouses.  I know that Judges Letourneau, Nachtigal and Erwin from Washington County perform ceremonies.  I know for sure Letourneau will travel off site to do them and they are reasonably priced.

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• summerslao member

  

  January 2010 edited December 2011

  We're using Roger Moore, found him in the Bravo booklet.  He's a former Rev that does spiritual type of ceremonies.  He can infuse as much or as little religion as you and your FI want.  He gave us a booklet that was about 20 pages w/ all sorts of different options, some religious & some not.  He's very knowledgeable about the wedding process and even helps you coordinate during the rehearsal and the day of.  And he's just super nice. 

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• ljohnston14 member

  

  February 2010 edited December 2011

  Lisa Kirsten-Scott is amazing!  She's very open to all types of weddings and will provide tons of guidance to help you create the ceremony you want.  We could not have made a better choice. She was also highly recommended by our other vendors.
  
  http://www.myportlandwedding.com/portland/ministers_clergy/brochures/3142.html
  
  
  

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