Looking for a non-traditional wedding officiant

[TheQueenMum]

Wishing everyone happiness and pixie dust on their big day!

 

[MainStMandy]

Not really sure the answer to your question as my Brother is marrying us. Are you going through Disney, they do provide a list of officiants. If you aren't going through Disney then it's not allowed and you will be escorted out.

 

[TheQueenMum]

 

[KStarfish82]

I got married a month ago by Rev. Randal Miller....he was FABULOUS!! He did a more traditional wedding, minus the religious aspects for the most part.

Now I do not know what he does for everyone, but I'm sure if you speak to him, you'll get a better idea!

Good luck!

 

[Calleigh]

We are completely unreligious, but we have booked Rev. Kevin Knox as he can do a ceremony without religious references (he sent a planning kit for us to choose the ceremony we'd like)
If you want a non religious ceremony with a non religious officant, I know some brides here used Ron Rozenzweig who is a notary. Here is the link : http://www.wedinorlando.com/

 

[TheQueenMum]

 

[PrincessShea]

Ron Rosenzweig is completely non-religious. He isn't really young though, tbh.

 

[CharacterFan]

I think you'll have a bit of trouble finding someone to do a wedding at Disney where Disney in not involved. Even if it is just a dinner. If Disney does find out they will ask you to leave.

 

[lurkyloo]

You could also have a friend ordained through the Universal Life Church of the Church of Spiritual Humanism and perform it. A lot of couples do this when they want a friend or relative to marry them.

 

[TheQueenMum]

 

[TheQueenMum]

Oh! lurkyloo I loved your photos so much, I contacted your photogapher to do a photo session with us while we are down there. You have great style!

 

[Wish on a Star]

We all love Disney and completely understand anyone wanting to get married at the happiest place on earth. And a lot of people have wanted to save the money and try to do it on the sly. I know it seems simple, but Disney has very strict rules about their grounds, even just signing a paper. And if you do it at one of their restaurants, their employees would see and be required to report it. I am not trying to offend you, but this topic has come up several times before. I know it's not what you wanted to hear, but there are a lot of options still, if you are interested, that are less expensive than a DFTW.