Who can marry us in Vermont?
While I usually go by the title of Justice of the Peace, I can also serve as a celebrant in Vermont. A celebrant can include religious and cultural customs in your wedding ceremony.
These gestures symbolize the unification your lives, families and communities. These can make a powerful statement about your relation. It can be a way to infuse your ceremony with cultural, religious or symbolism into a wedding. 1. Anniversary Box - Have a box that you and your spouse can put love letters to each other in. You can invite other people to put something in the box during the ceremony. Many people include a special bottle of wine or whiskey. The box is then sealed and opened on your either your fifth or 10 year anniversary. 2. Sand mixture -- This is great if you have children in your combined families. They can pour their own color sand in.to the container. PICTURED HERE>>>>> 3. Handfasting - Use ropes or multiple cords with meaning for each cord. Details on handfasting
4. Ring Warming - Your rings in a sheer net bag are passed among your guests. As they hold your rings they are invited to say a pray or a happy wish for the couples future. Good for microweddings. 5. Plant a Tree - Have tree in a pot. The couple can water it or add soil to it. If you have children, invite them tie ribbons with messages on its branches. You can also have guests add messages to the branches with paper and ribbons during the reception. 6. Release Something - Butterflies, balloons, doves...Just make sure it is environmentally friendly. 7. Create Art - This is best for inside weddings. Have a canvass with a heart or other design on it. The couple colors it. If there are children, they are invited to color it too. You can 8. Gifts Exchange - Have the new step parent offer a loving message and a gift to the children of the person they are marrying. The gift can be a bracelet, watch, or some other item that will be treasured. 9. Candles - Inside only. You take two taper candles and light a large pillar candle in the center. Children of the couple may be invited to participate. 10. Religious Element - If there are elements of a religious ceremony, we can include. These include:
Christian and more...
To learn more about celebrant services on my website.