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There is a quiet assumption built into most wedding ceremonies that something is being created. Two people are coming together, a union is being formed, and as an officiant it can feel like your role is to guide that moment into existence—to hold it, shape it, and deliver it in a way that makes it real. But from the perspective of A Course in Miracles, there is a different understanding available. Nothing real is created in the ceremony, and nothing real begins there. What is

When Emotions Run High: Staying Grounded as a Wedding Officiant

A reflective look at finding your voice as a wedding officiant, focusing on authentic language, clarity, and why presence matters more than performance.

A thoughtful look at the difference between performing a wedding ceremony and holding space for couples, families, and emotional moments as an officiant.

Why A Course in Miracles Is Part of the Training

What It Really Means to Be a Wedding Officiant: Beyond Scripts and Ceremony