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Wedding Officiant

Marriage ceremonies and license completion, where state law allows.

In states that authorize notaries to solemnize marriages, I can officiate your ceremony — a simple courthouse-style signing or a personalized ceremony, your call. I confirm your marriage license is valid, perform the ceremony, and complete and return the license so your marriage is properly recorded.

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Common situations

  1. 01

    You need an officiant for a small or last-minute ceremony

  2. 02

    You want a simple marriage solemnization

  3. 03

    You eloped or are having a courthouse-style wedding and need it made official

  4. 04

    You need someone to complete and file the marriage license correctly

Booking

This one starts with a short consultation: I'll confirm exactly what you need and when I can be there. Pricing is discussed at booking or at the appointment, never on the form.

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Common questions

In some states a notary public is authorized to solemnize marriages; in others it isn't permitted. When you book, I confirm exactly what's allowed where your ceremony takes place before we lock anything in.

A valid marriage license issued by the proper authority, your photo IDs, and any witnesses your state requires. I'll walk you through the specifics when you book so nothing holds up the ceremony.

Either way. Some couples want a two-minute "make it official" signing; others want vows and a short ceremony. Tell me what you're picturing and I'll tailor it.

I'm a mobile service — I come to you. Home, office, hospital, coffee shop, wherever the document needs to be signed.

Yes. I travel to homes throughout Philadelphia and the surrounding counties (Montgomery, Delaware, Chester, and Bucks). Book online and I confirm the appointment within the hour.

Often yes. I frequently have same-day availability, especially for evenings and weekends. Book online and I'll confirm within the hour — or call (215) 690-1366 for urgent requests.

You'll get a confirmation email after booking with everything you need to prepare — IDs, documents, and any signers who need to be present.

Pricing depends on the service, location, and timing — it's discussed at booking or at the appointment so you only pay for what you need.

Yes. I am a commissioned Pennsylvania notary public, NNA Certified, background-checked through the National Notary Association, and carry $1M in Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance. Pennsylvania law (57 Pa. C.S. § 322) requires notaries to maintain a record of every notarial act for 10 years — every signing I perform is documented and retrievable.

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