Normally I will wear my classics black suit however, if requested I would wear my regular roman collar for religious services.

I am not in a rush and will remain for a short period of time as sometimes the wedding party asks for a group photo and I will remain for that. Shortly thereafter I will just discretely leave.

Rehearsal are performed during the week Monday – Thursday. Keep in mind the ceremony I send you via e-mail will be very detailed which include where to stand, who comes up when what is said and what you need to do. If after reviewing the information provided and you feel a rehearsal is need please contact me to schedule.

A Justice of the Peace is an officer and employee of the Government and the weddings are usually done in the court house or city hall. Our services can be done anywhere and the ceremony is far more detailed and personable.

I will need two witnesses and the law requires they are over 18, sober and present during the entire ceremony. If you have others wishing to witness, such as children of the couple, they can sign a document known as the record of Solemnization. They can come up during the signing and I will include them.

There is no required marriage course as you would typically find in many denominational churches, however, you are still encouraged to seek information that will assist you in a compatible marriage. During the ceremony, I do speak regarding the importance of a couple working together for the common good and also on the importance of faithfulness to the well-being of the union. Most of the couples these days are already cohabitating so I can only assume most of the “early marriage” issues have already been addressed.