Need a simple wedding officiant script? We’ve got dozens to choose from!

Help! I need a wedding officiant script… now!  

 

Sound familiar? 

 

Being asked to officiate a wedding ceremony for the first time is a huge honor, but it can also be stressful, especially if you’re asked to officiate at the last minute. 

 

And if you haven’t been to a lot of weddings in the past, you might not even know what a wedding officiant is supposed to say or do at one of these things! 

 

Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. 

 

We have dozens of free sample wedding ceremony scripts available for you to choose from in our online script library. 

 

AMM Wedding Ceremony Scripts Library 

 

These sample wedding scripts are written specifically for wedding officiants to use. (That’s you!)

 

They’re organized by category to make it easy for you to find exactly the right script, whether you’re looking for a religious or non-religious civil wedding script, a short script, a traditional or non-traditional script, or a seasonal script for any time of year. 

 

Many of our free ceremony scripts and outlines also include sample wedding readings, unique unity ceremonies, and examples of wedding vows, making it easy to perform a memorable marriage ceremony without any previous experience as an officiant.

 

If you’re looking for a wedding officiant script, you’re in the right spot! 

 

Just head to our free AMM Wedding Ceremony Scripts Library and choose any sample script you like.

 

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In a rush? 

Start with one of our most popular wedding ceremony scripts: 

 

• A Simple Wedding Ceremony

• Quick & Simple Civil Wedding Ceremony Script

• Funny Wedding Ceremony Script with Simple Unity Ritual

• Christian Ceremony Script

• A Simple Handfasting Ceremony Script

 

 

Browse all free wedding scripts here. 

Good luck, and have a wonderful wedding ceremony.  

 

 

 

 

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Take this Quiz Before You Ask a Friend to Officiate Your Wedding
 

Attention Officiants: 4 things you might forget the day of the wedding (and what to do about it)
 

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