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Despite the COVID-19 most couples are still getting married with smaller ceremonies, presenting an opportunity for wedding officiants to help create memorable moments.

If you want to become a marriage officiant online, just follow these four easy steps to get ordained and officiate weddings.

Experts explain why most online (Skype, Zoom, FaceTime) coronavirus wedding ceremonies won’t be considered legal by the courts

Officiants ask if they can perform a virtual wedding ceremony via Skype due to Coronavirus wedding cancellations and postponements - and we answer why, typically, the answer is No.

If someone has asked you to officiate their wedding, it's because they recognize your ability to help them tell their story and create a memorable experience.

Many first time officiants wonder who is responsible for getting the marriage license, and how to fill it out afterward.

AMM's list of Officiant Do's and Don'ts for first time wedding officiants, and what to pack in your Officiant Wedding Emergency Kit before you head to your first ceremony. We cover local minister registration, rehearsal ceremonies, where to keep your wedding ceremony script and copies of the vows, and other important advice to help you avoid mistakes or disappointments.

If you are planning to have your wedding in a cemetery, these tips will help you create an experience that you will remember for the rest of your life (and death).

Regulations and policies for performing self-uniting or self-solemnizing marriage ceremonies in select states

American Marriage Ministries' glossary of frequently used terms that every ordained minister needs to know

Without the ceremony, your wedding is just an expensive party. Learn how to start you wedding celebration right by creating a powerful ceremony.

What does it mean to get certified to marry someone. Learn about state requirements to perform marriage, and what you need to do.

Ordination or Government Minister License, learn the difference and what steps do you need to take to legally officiate weddings in your state.

Couples are cancelling weddings to prevent the Coronavirus spread, what should you if you get sick before your wedding day, even if it's just the common cold or flu?

Wondering where to start your search for a wedding officiant? From Google to Friends and Family, finding the right match requires an understanding of the ceremony you want to create, and what kind of person you want to officiate.