Buddhist
Follows the Buddhist traditions to create an authentic spiritual marriage ceremony experience for all involved.

Candle
A candle ceremony unites the bride and groom with their covenant marriage. Three candles are displayed at the beginning of the ceremony – the first candle represents one partner, the second represents the other partner, and the last one (in the middle) represents their marriage. Including a candle lighting adds a wonderful layer of meaning to a wedding ceremony.

Christian
Designed for couples with strong faith convictions, Includes religious themes, Biblical references, and prayers to suit the occasion. Just download and insert the names of the couple, or edit and personalize it as you see fit.

Civil
A civil ceremony is a non-religious event where the officiant legally marries two individuals in a simple proceeding. If a couple would prefer to get married right away without a long and drawn-out ceremony or do not prefer for the wedding to be overly religious, a civil ceremony would be the perfect fit.

Cute
An informal, charming celebration that highlights playful details, personal touches, and a warm, affectionate atmosphere rather than formal grandeur.

Fall
For couples who may want to host a fall wedding ceremony not only because venues are cheaper during this season, but also because of the beautiful colors and cooler weather.

Fast & Fun
For those couples who’d rather not stand up at the altar for half an hour, short ceremony with a fair bit of humor and silliness, it also includes all the legal elements required to make things official.

Funny
As opposed to a strict traditional affair, some couples prefer to keep the audience laughing and entertained. This version checks all the legal boxes while maintaining a light and fun tone throughout.

Garden
A wedding ceremony and reception held outdoors in a landscaped green space, botanical park, private estate, or manicured backyard.

Hand Fasting
Handfasting is an important aspect of many wedding ceremonies in the Wiccan and Pagan spiritual tradition. These essential elements of a Celtic wedding, include various blessings and readings.

Humanist
A humanist wedding ceremony that is best for couples who believe more in the traditions of human nature than the mandates of a set religion. While some humanists are atheists, others are agnostic, and still others follow other spiritual traditions. This humanist wedding ceremony seeks to cast a wide net in creating a fun, meaningful ceremony.

Interfaith Muslim
This Muslim wedding ceremony blends elements of Islam teachings with secular elements to create a balanced ceremony focused on love, affection, and commitment. It still features all the elements required for a legal wedding.

Jewish
A traditional Jewish wedding ceremony that incorporates Jewish themes and key wedding traditions, such as the blessing of the wine and stomping the glass.

Non-Binary
Non-binary wedding ceremonies are for couples where one or both individuals want a gender-neutral ceremony because they may be gay, queer, or non-conforming. Even if the couple doesn’t fall into those categories, they may not want gender involved in their ceremony.

Non-Traditional
Traditions can be powerful, but they aren’t a requirement on one’s wedding day. Couples often look for ways to make their nuptials memorable and unique to their story, and maybe that means removing traditions – or even starting new ones.

Personal
Having a friend perform the ceremony, we designed a wedding officiant script specifically for those first-time officiants.

Ring
The ring ceremony is for couples who have many people in the family that may want to pray over their marriage. This custom will allow everyone to get a chance to silently or vocally pray as the wedding bands are passed around to the bridal party, the wedding guests, and the groom's party. The couple may also want a ring ceremony for the good prayers of everyone in attendance to bless their marriage.

Romantic
This wedding focuses on the power of love to build and reinforce a lifelong bond between two partners.

Salt
Couples that are planning to wed, renew their vows, or commemorate their wedding anniversary may want to incorporate a salt ceremony into the proceedings. A salt ceremony involves a symbolic blending of grains of salt into a single vessel representing the union. The salt ceremony has roots in the Old Testament of the Bible where separate salt grains are transferred into one large vessel.

Sand
The mixing of sand from separate vessels into one - known as a sand ceremony - emphasizes a couple's commitment to one another and symbolizes the formation of their new union.

Secular
For some, the word ‘wedding’ conjures images of church bells and swearing a union before God. But those who do not have specific religious affiliations (if any at all) may not be comfortable with that image or the language that is often prevalent in such services. The couple fully customize the wedding, setting the perfect tone to reflect their relationship.

Senior
Many seniors find love later in their lives and decide to get married. You may be looking for an alternative take on the traditional wedding ceremony.

Simple
This simple wedding ceremony provides an alternative to all the pomp and flowery language. Just the basics: a short introduction, a declaration of intent, the ring exchange, and the pronouncement.

Spiritual
For couples who are looking to marry according to a specific religious custom, or couples who don’t have a specific faith, and instead want to incorporate some general spiritual elements into their ceremony.

Spring
Lean into the new life symbolism and the power of changing seasons. Pull in those themes, while also keeping a traditional format.

Standard/Traditional
This is traditional wedding ceremony. A sincere and eloquent tone as it incorporates all the typical elements you’d expect to find in a wedding. No more, no less.

Unity Shot
When planning a wedding ceremony, couples often choose to add symbolic rituals representing them coming together as individuals to form a union. Examples include a tree planting ceremony, a ritual candle lighting, or a sand ceremony…or the unity shot.

Vow Renewal
The opportunity to renew one’s commitment to their life partner is a powerful act that couples typically celebrate at milestone moments in their relationship.

Wedding Without Rings
Exchanging wedding rings is a tradition, not a requirement. They are purely symbolic, holding no legal weight. Some couples wishing to buck tradition choose to remove rings from their wedding ceremony entirely.

Wiccan
Wiccan weddings are beautiful celebrations of love and commitment, incorporating nature worship, veneration for the God and Goddess, and symbolic rituals.

Winter Solstice
A winter solstice wedding ceremony is celebrated on the winter. It is representative of a good turning point during the year which means a great time for marriage because it shows a turning point in.