6 Sample Wedding Officiant Business Cards & Where to Find Free Templates

Published Tuesday, Oct. 17th, 2023

Design the perfect wedding officiant business cards with these six examples as inspiration! Plus advice on where to find free contact card and business card templates, including Canva and Adobe Express, and links to more business card ideas and tips to help you get started.

Create the perfect custom wedding officiant business card with inspiration from these six examples made with Canva & Adobe Express

Hey wedding officiants, let’s talk business… business cards, that is!

Professional wedding officiants can certainly benefit from carrying business cards or contact cards. These sleek pieces of paper contain all of the important information clients and other wedding vendors need to know to contact you, and their unique design gives people insight into your personality and personal style.

For a detailed look at what information and design elements to include on your officiant business card, start here:

Wedding Officiants: Let's Talk Business Cards

Then, check out the sample wedding officiant business cards below to decide which design platform and template is best for you.

We used two of the most popular online design platforms to create the examples below – Canva and Adobe Express. Both of these platforms have free business card templates as well as premium content for subscribers. Templates are a great starting point if you don’t have much design experience!

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Stock image of a wedding officiant holding a business card

6 Sample Wedding Officiant Business Cards

3 Examples created with Adobe Express templates

Sample wedding officiant business card, light blue background with a script font and block letter font

Example One (above) uses playful fonts, bright floral elements, and gender-neutral colors for an appealing and welcoming design.

Sample business card, with a simple illustration of two people facing each other with a heart, and business information written below Sample wedding officiant business card with a headshot of the wedding officiant and her contact information to the side

Example Two (above left) includes an eye-catching whimsical illustration and uncluttered design to appeal to clients.

Example Three (above right) includes a headshot of the officiant for easy recognition, and a QR code to quickly take clients to a list of wedding services and rates (or other important vendor information).

3 Examples created with Canva templates

The front side of a two-sided officiant business card, with the text 'Happily Hitched' as a sample business name

back of two-sided officiant business card with the officiant's name and contact information

(top: front / bottom: back)

Example Four (above) uses an elegant double-sided design, showcasing the business name on the front, and the wedding officiant's contact information on the back.

Business card sample created using a Canva template, for a wedding officiant

Example Five (above) uses a sweet illustration of clasped hands and a monochromatic gender-neutral color design to create an informative and appealing contact card. (Note: This card includes watermarked elements that are only offered as Premium content.)

sample wedding officiant business card, white with delicate black script for a minimalist design

Example Six (above) takes a minimalist design approach, with delicate black lettering on a classic white card for a design that's timeless and elegant.

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Like what you see? Feeling inspired? Want to get creative with your own unique design?

Canva and Adobe Express are both great options for creating custom business cards for wedding officiants and wedding ministers. Simple templates are also available from Microsoft (editable in Microsoft Word), Staples, MOO, Vistaprint, and many other businesses, at a variety of price points.

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For detailed information about what to include on your business card, including what title to use for yourself on your card, check out:

Wedding Officiants: Let's Talk Business Cards

Let's talk business (cards): Learn what wedding officiants should include on a contact card, how to design the best card for your officiant business, and how to keep things spiritually centered. Everything you need to know about wedding officiant business cards!

Read the full article here.

Illustration of a hand holding a business card that reads "Making Marry"

Illustration by Jessica Levey

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Jessica Levey

Lead Staff Writer & Illustrator

Jessica loves exploring the history and magic of ritual, the connections between people and places, and sharing true stories about love and commitment. She's an advocate for marriage equality, LGBTQ+ rights, and individuality, and is an ordained Minister with AMM. When she’s not writing or illustrating for AMM, she enjoys city hikes, fantasy novels, comics, and traveling.

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