There are really three main areas of your wedding — officiant, ceremony and venue, — that we tailor to fit your needs!

Some places of worship will allow secular weddings to take place there, it depends on the venue and its use. A church that no longer holds an active congregation will probably be more open to the idea. So even if you plan to have a non-denominational ceremony and wedding as a whole, you may still be able to get married in that amazing church you’ve been eyeing. Make sure you speak with whoever runs the religious site about your intentions.

Choosing a non-denominational venue is easy. If you’re getting married outside of a church, temple, mosque, etc., your officiant is who makes the wedding religious.

Getting married at the beach, in the woods, at a hotel, on the rooftop of a building, at the courthouse or in your backyard — your options for a venue are basically endless.

And as with all wedding venues, choose a place that is meaningful to you and your partner, or that fits with your theme.

Because you’re not following a “traditional” religious ceremony structure and narrative, your ceremony can be anything you want it to be!