At Utah Wedding Officiants we provide the marriage ceremony that will be meaningful to you.

With a wide range of experience and diversity of beliefs, we provide the wedding ceremony conveying the meaning you wish, from traditional to theme to online. We help you through the entire ceremony process. What type of ceremony do you want? A Civil Ceremony is a conventional wedding that does not make reference to a God or a higher power. We are happy to provide a secular ceremony that meets your need. A Religious/Spiritual Ceremony is a conventional ceremony that does reference to G...

With a wide range of experience and diversity of beliefs, we provide the wedding ceremony conveying the meaning you wish, from traditional to theme to online. We help you through the entire ceremony process. What type of ceremony do you want? A Civil Ceremony is a conventional wedding that does not make reference to a God or a higher power. We are happy to provide a secular ceremony that meets your need. A Religious/Spiritual Ceremony is a conventional ceremony that does reference to God and incorporate will your choice of prayers, scripture, and blessings. This can be an interfaith wedding ceremony or specific to your faith. We are flexible and experienced in providing ecumenical responses. Elopements & Micro-Weddings are for couples who don’t want the stress of a big wedding, have reduced their guest list due to COVID 19, or have circumstances in which a prompt ceremony is desired. You can choose the ceremony type and location. Witnesses can be provided for you if you want to keep it private. We do charge a separate fee for the witnesses. There is no waiting period once you’ve obtained your marriage license. The wedding license can even be obtained online from Utah County. Adventure wedding? From the forests and falls of the Wasatch Front, to the ski slopes of Park City, to the Red Rock of Moab, we are right with you. Online/virtual wedding? Yes! Utah allows the ceremony to be performed online as long as the officiant is located in Utah. There is no residency requirement. This is particularly useful when one of the couple is outside the U.S. Since the marriage license can be obtained online, you need never personally be in Utah.