Officiants

Officiants are individuals who lead and perform ceremonies, such as weddings, funerals, or other significant life events. They are typically authorized by law to conduct these ceremonies and may include religious figures like priests or ministers, as well as secular officiants who focus on non-religious events. Their role involves guiding the ceremony, ensuring it follows legal requirements, and often personalizing the experience to reflect the beliefs and wishes of those involved. Officiants help create meaningful moments, honoring traditions while accommodating the needs of the participants.