We decided a long time ago that we didn't want to be married in a church. Although both of us were raised Christian (I'm Catholic and he is Episcopalian), we don't practice and didn't feel that we wanted a church ceremony.
So now we are looking for a celebrant. I'm shocked at how overwhelmed I feel about this - how do you pick one? How do you find one? I've started to research (basically just by doing on-line searches) celebrants in New England.
Here is what I've found:
Chaplaincy Institute of Maine - Graduates - http://chimeofmaine.org/Graduates.htm
Jo Madden - Life Cycle Celebrant - http://www.jo-celebrant-nh.com/Home_Page.html
Julie Draper
Will Saunders
Wedding planning is completely overwhelming and exciting at the same time. I'm not even engaged yet (although will be within six months) and am starting to plan for a summer 2012 wedding. My goal is to plan an extremely fun party to celebrate with my friends and family. I love nice things and am completely type A so am trying to find ways to save money and have a casual but fun wedding where everyone feels comfortable, the food is great and the music keeps people dancing all night long!
Welcome to my wedding planning blog!
About my wedding: Summer 2012 -- 200-250 guests (local and international) -- New England location (outside or inside) -- Activities including golf or boating -- Food and music are priorities
Please share any tips, recommendations or advice!!!
Please share any tips, recommendations or advice!!!
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