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Weddings

Notary Public
Civil / Non-Ceremonial 1	$30.00
1 - Bride & Groom Only; Travel Fees Extra

Ministerial
Ordained, Non-Denominational
Formal Wedding Ceremony	Contact for Quote
Solemnize Marriage (Formal Ceremony, up to 30 minutes)
Personal Meetings (Two in-person meetings, up to one hour each)
Travel (Up to 30 miles from my location)
Rehearsal Ceremony (Up to one hour)
Photography Session (Up to 30 minutes)

Commitment Ceremony / Holy Union
Ordained, Non-Denominational
Informal or Formal Ceremonial 2	Contact for Quote
2 - Includes registration with International Commitment Ceremony Registry [ICCR]
Love puts the fun in together, the sad in apart, and the joy in a heart. ~Author Unknown

Unity Candle
	[Between the Greeting and the Opening Prayer:] "On the day of their baptism, God began in (groom's name) and (bride's name) the process of becoming a Christian. They were given the privilege of being a light, an example to the people they would meet. Their process of becoming a Christian continues today. A new dimension is added as they celebrate the Sacrament of Matrimony. Today they come here from two different families. Out of these two families, a new family will be created in the Lord. At this time, I would invite the parents of (groom's name) and (bride's name) to come forward and light the individual candles which represent the two separate families who present son and daughter to the Lord in the Sacrament of Matrimony. The two individual flames, one representing each family, will demonstrate to us in a very beautiful way the symbol of two who become one." ... [Between the Blessing and Exchange of Rings and the Prayer of the Faithful:] "One in the Lord -- they symbolize this fact by lighting a third candle from their individual ones. From now on they will grow together as unique persons becoming another Christ, a light to the world."

Additional Information

24 hour service is available!

State of Florida {Florida Statute § 741.07}

All regularly ordained ministers of the gospel or elders in communion with some church, or other ordained clergy, and all judicial officers, including retired judicial officers, clerks of the circuit courts, and notaries public of this state may solemnize the rights of matrimonial contract, under the regulations prescribed by law.