Choosing a Wedding Officiant

   
As the master of ceremonies, your wedding officiant plays an essential role in setting the tone of your wedding.

When planning your big day, remember to choose an officiant who shares your spiritual values and with whom you and your fiancé/fiancée feel personally comfortable.

This is the beginning of your new life together—you don’t want just anyone presiding over it!
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How to Welcome Out-of-Town Wedding Guests

When people care about you enough to take time off from work and spend money on travel just to be a part of your special day, be sure to show them how grateful you are.

Let guests arriving from out of town know that they matter to you too by doing something to show your appreciation.

Reserve a block of hotel rooms

If you have a group of guests travelling to your wedding, you should reserve a block of hotel rooms for them so they can get a discounted group rate. The block of rooms should be reserved at least 6 months in advance of the wedding date at a hotel located in close proximity to the wedding site.

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