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You don't need to be ordained to officiate at a wedding. If you've ever wanted to preside over nuptials, read on to learn how to become a marriage celebrant.
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Become A Celebrant
This video from the Celebrant Foundation discusses being a celebrant, which is a person who uses ritual to "mark the milestones of their lives through ceremony". Celebrants are needed in today's society because, as people have turned away from traditional religion and houses of worship, they don't have anyone to turn to in order to formally mark significant moments in their lives. Celebrants can recieving training by attending classes or by taking an online program. -
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Step 1: Investigate State Law
- Each state has its own requirements for who can legally marry a couple. You need to investigate the laws of your state to determine what options are available to you.
- In most states the following individuals are automatically authorized to perform marriages:
- A recognized member of the clergy
- A judge
- A court clerk
- A justice of the peace
- There are states who permit others individuals to apply for permission to celebrate marriages.
- In some jurisdiction, a family member or friend can apply for a one day license to perform a ceremony.
- Some states require anyone who performs marriages, even clergy, to be licensed to do so,
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