One-third of couples in the United States marry someone of a different religion. Blending traditions and cultures are vital for the ceremony, but the details can get tricky.

• How to perform a ceremony with two officiants
• Best ways to include both faiths and families in the planning process
• Focus on principles that unite both faiths

From the processional to the recessional, the ceremony must reflect the unity of the same-sex couple.

• Gender-neutral ceremony readings
• Ideas for same-sex wedding vows
• How to handle parents who don’t approve

You aren’t just another vendor. Officiants form a sacred union between two people. Unlike picking food or flowers, you are forming a lifelong partnership and creating an intimate moment in their lives. Wedding couples have a lot of choices in officiants. How do you get them to pick you?

• Questions to ask during the first meeting
• Sales meeting dos and don’ts
• Clear ceremony communication tips

Is it time for a raise, or time to regroup? Your pricing strategy has the potential to make your business soar - or sink. Is it time for a change?

• Build packages and price them to attract and book the right couples
• How to handle additional services like rehearsals, travel, and pre-marital counseling
• Sales tips and techniques that help you consistently CLOSE THE DEAL

Wedding ceremonies typically follow a pattern: processional, welcome, readings, vows, kiss, pronouncement, and recessional. But there is no reason you have to adhere to the expected. Throw out the script and start from scratch.

• Creative ideas for the ceremony schedule
• Personalize opening and closing remarks

Without the officiant it’s just an expensive party. Your job is the most complex of the wedding industry. You can serve as a counselor, religious guide, and planner. This expert panel will give you the fresh ideas to grow your business and keep your sanity.

• Premarital services
• Ceremony and vow trends
• Social media guide for officiants