Thread: Universal Life Church Officiants?

I do believe PA has some restrictions on officiants, HOWEVER, they also have a self-uniting license. We actually had a self-uniting ceremony for our legal wedding in August (extenuating circumstances) and are having a religious ceremony & big reception this March. We had a week to plan & only had 20 of our closest friends & family there. We had them form a circle around us, said our vows, and then asked them if they...

(Sorry, I know that I just joined a few days ago and haven't even set a date yet but I'm posting like crazy. What can I say? I'm overzealous) Anyway, we're thinking of asking our good friend to get ordained online so that he can officiate at our wedding. Neither one of us is at all religious so we'd rather have someone we love performing the ceremony. I'm wondering of any of you have done this, are planning to, or...

Ditto moshuya...if you want a friend to officiate the ceremony the self-uniting license is the way to go. The friend can legally be your "witness" - well, one of them - but de facto officiate a ceremony for you. Otherwise, if you do want to go a more sentimental route than city hall, there are many qualified nondenominational officiants in the Philly area who will put together a beautiful ceremony for you that could also involve...