Be part of a fast-growing segment of the multi-billion Wedding Industry!
You can be a Wedding Celebrant, and make money by helping people achieve their Dream Wedding!
By being an independent Wedding Celebrant, you are able to help the tens of thousands of couples who are choosing to have weddings outside traditional venues... while having great fun and making money in the process!
More and more couples are opting for a wedding that is not held in a mainstream church or synagogue, crafting their own ceremonies with the help of knowledgeable assistance from Wedding Celebrants.
And ANYONE can become a Wedding Celebrant! You don't need to attend seminary, or even be religious at all, to be a legally registered, ordained Minister who may conduct weddings in a variety of venues.**
But why would you want to be part of this amazing growth industry?
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Here are some great reasons why!
2.3 MILLION couples get married in the U.S. every year!That means there is an average of about 6,200 weddings EACH DAYThe average wedding in the U.S. costs around $30,000$72 BILLION is spent on weddings annually!As a Wedding Celebrant, you become a MAJOR part of this business (after all, no wedding takes place without a Celebrant!)As a Wedding Celebrant, you choose when and with whom you wish to work.You become part of the lives of these couples who need your services, connecting at a deep and profound level.
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Want to become a vital and well-paid part of this fast-growing segment of the wedding industry? Act Now!
More and more couples are opting for wedding ceremonies that are in venues other than churches.
Beaches, parks, lawns, lakesides, specialty wedding venues--all are becoming more and more attractive to those who are ready to embark on their wedding journeys!
And these nontraditional weddings are not normally conducted by pastors--usually they are conducted by independent Wedding Celebrants. Would you like to learn how to be a successful Wedding Celebrant?
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Weddings are an integral part of modern American society, and there is no end in sight!
Whether people are in good finances or not...whether the economy is tanking or it is booming... people are going to get married!
Why not take your first step to become a part of that?
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“I wish that I’d had a copy of Reverend Burton’s A Wedding Celebrant’s Guide when I first started my officiating business. He takes you through the entire process, from getting your license and your motivations for becoming an officiant and officiating, to giving sample ceremonies for a couple to use. This guide is comprehensive and complete. All of my questions were answered, and I found myself being surprised by some of the information about licensing and ceremonies. I would recommend this to anyone who was considering becoming an officiant and those who already offer these services.”
~Rev. Jeffrey Marks, [Marks’ Officiating]
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Weddings, re-commitment ceremonies, handfastings, and other special ceremonies that celebrate the joining of two lives, are part of a growing and vibrant industry. And the recent Supreme Court decisions upholding the rights of same-sex people to marry the persons they love, has created a spate of new opportunities for open-minded Wedding Celebrants!
No matter what your spiritual beliefs, no matter what your religious background, you can become a legal and licensed Wedding Celebrant, share in the joy of those who are making that grand connection, and be well-paid for your efforts.
Here is an example: Last weekend, I conducted a wedding. Friday night, I attended the rehearsal, and was treated to a delicious meal at a local sit-down restaurant. The next day, I actually performed the ceremony, and was once more treated to a fantastic, catered meal--with an open bar, had I chosen to indulge.
All I had to do to conduct the wedding was to stand in front of the Bride, the Groom, and the guests, smile, and read the ceremony in a clear voice. I didn't even have to be dressed up; I was wearing slacks and a nice shirt... no tie!
Total work time for me: four hours.
Total paid to me: $175, plus two great meals... AND I was able to meet some fun and interesting people into the bargain. That's over $40 per hour, without even counting the meals! (Note: I purposely set my prices fairly low, to be competitive. If you want to price your services higher, you can!)
Does this sound the kind of money you would like to make for four hours of work?
I'd just like to mention a friend of mine, too, who recently had this experience: She received a call from a couple who wishes to elope, but who intend to have a very elaborate wedding in a few months, in Jamaica. They asked my friend to do a quick ceremony (about 5 minutes!) and paid her $100 for that 5 minutes of work. They also discussed the possibility of having her officiate at their wedding in Jamaica!
Does that sound interesting?
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"Rev. Anthony Burton's A Wedding Celebrant's Guide is a friendly, valuable resource for anyone new to officiating weddings, or wishing to refresh their practice with the latest creative or cultural touches. Filled with useful information about such important pieces such as: getting licensed, pricing, advertising, structuring meetings, planning ceremonies, and US states' regulations, that in itself is a great reason to own this resource. Beyond those practical pieces of information, the reader will also enjoy tidbits of wisdom, sample ceremony scripts, and different cultural traditions explained in detail. Burton has created a truly useful resource here. Highly recommend!"
~Rev. Alice Langholt, [www.weddingofficiant4love.com]
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Make your choice NOW
Don't waste time by wondering if this opportunity is for you. It is for ANYONE who wants to be a part of this growing segment of America's economy, while helping others make the commitments of their lives!
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You can be an ordained, licensed Wedding Celebrant, and legally conduct weddings, vow renewals, and handfastings in a variety of settings:
- Beaches
- Parks
- Backyards
- Yachts
- and yes... even Churches!
Below is the list of some of the topics covered in A Wedding Celebrant's Guide to Conducting Traditional and Non-traditional Wedding Ceremonies.
What is a wedding celebrant, and why do you want to be one?What is required to be a celebrant?Clients: Who, Where, and HowClient InterviewsCeremonies for AllWedding Readings... and much more!
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** This publication is intended for Officiants and Celebrants in the United States of America, although the information contained in it could be helpful for those who are interested in becoming an authorized Celebrant or Officiant in any country. Please check with local officials in your own country to determine the exact requirements to perform weddings where you live.
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