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| Wedding Ceremony Services |
| (314) 821-4844 |
| Carolyn Burke, Wedding Celebrant |
If you are having an intimate and small wedding ceremony (less than 50 guests).
Consider Carolyn Burke, Wedding Celebrant. CLICK HERE to view availability.
Fee ( $50 - $200 ) includes a personalized copy of the words used in your ceremony.
This type of ceremony usually lasts between 5 and 10 minutes.
Consider Carolyn Burke, Wedding Celebrant. CLICK HERE to view availability.
Fee ( $50 - $200 ) includes a personalized copy of the words used in your ceremony.
This type of ceremony usually lasts between 5 and 10 minutes.
| Not what you are looking for? Carolyn will give you names of officiants for ceremonies in ANY FAITH or DENOMINATION. Please CALL and ask for a FREE referral. |
WHY CHOOSE CAROLYN BURKE TO PERFORM THE CEREMONY?
~ The couple would like the ceremony to be brief, but meaningful.
~ You feel uncomfortable with the idea of a religious or traditional ceremony.
~ You want to be more creative than a judge or other clergy will allow.
Favorite Ceremony Sites: Living Room, Park Pavilion, Backyard, Poolside, Restaurant, Anywhere !
~ The couple would like the ceremony to be brief, but meaningful.
~ You feel uncomfortable with the idea of a religious or traditional ceremony.
~ You want to be more creative than a judge or other clergy will allow.
Favorite Ceremony Sites: Living Room, Park Pavilion, Backyard, Poolside, Restaurant, Anywhere !
Click on a Link Below to Read a Topic Related to Ceremony Planning
SECULAR CEREMONY VS. A RELIGIOUS CEREMONY
Most secular ceremonies (non-religious) do not include traditional elements that define a specific
denomination. A secular ceremony can have rituals, but without religious elements. This
provides the emotional benefit without involving religion.
Carolyn Burke will not "bless" your wedding in a traditional sense, but will most likely be open to
any readings and traditions you may want to include.
A secular ceremony has the same basic structure as a religious ceremony:
~ Call to Order or Opening Remarks
~ Question of Intent
~ Vows and Ring Exchange
~ Pronouncement
Most secular ceremonies (non-religious) do not include traditional elements that define a specific
denomination. A secular ceremony can have rituals, but without religious elements. This
provides the emotional benefit without involving religion.
Carolyn Burke will not "bless" your wedding in a traditional sense, but will most likely be open to
any readings and traditions you may want to include.
A secular ceremony has the same basic structure as a religious ceremony:
~ Call to Order or Opening Remarks
~ Question of Intent
~ Vows and Ring Exchange
~ Pronouncement
| Have a Small Wedding Ceremony For $50.00 Click on PHOTO to Learn More > > > |
Missouri Law states...."Marriages may be solemnized by a religious society.....according to the regulations and
customs of the society..." Carolyn Burke was ordained into the ministry of the Universal Life Church and has the
authority to perform the marriage rite since January 15, 2004.
customs of the society..." Carolyn Burke was ordained into the ministry of the Universal Life Church and has the
authority to perform the marriage rite since January 15, 2004.
Carolyn Burke performs ceremonies in EIGHT counties located in Missouri and Illinois. She will travel a radius of 50
miles from her home in Kirkwood. All of St. Louis City, St. Louis County, St. Charles County and St. Clair County.
Jefferson County, MO: Arnold, Barnhart, Cedar Hill, Crystal City, Dittmer, De Soto, Festus, Herculaneum, High
Ridge, Hillsboro, House Springs, Imperial, Kimmswick, Pevely.
Franklin County, MO: Gray Summit, Labadie, Lonedell, Pacific, St. Albans, Villa Ridge
Madison County, IL: Alton, Bethalto, Collinsville, Edwardsville, Glen Carbon, Godfrey, Granite City.
Jersey County, IL: Elsah, Grafton
Monroe County, IL: Columbia, Maeystown, Waterloo
miles from her home in Kirkwood. All of St. Louis City, St. Louis County, St. Charles County and St. Clair County.
Jefferson County, MO: Arnold, Barnhart, Cedar Hill, Crystal City, Dittmer, De Soto, Festus, Herculaneum, High
Ridge, Hillsboro, House Springs, Imperial, Kimmswick, Pevely.
Franklin County, MO: Gray Summit, Labadie, Lonedell, Pacific, St. Albans, Villa Ridge
Madison County, IL: Alton, Bethalto, Collinsville, Edwardsville, Glen Carbon, Godfrey, Granite City.
Jersey County, IL: Elsah, Grafton
Monroe County, IL: Columbia, Maeystown, Waterloo
Officiants are known by many names: minister, officiant, wedding officiant, wedding minister, wedding officiator, marriage officiator,
marriage minister, marriage officiant, marriage official, wedding clergy, marriage clergy, wedding celebrant, marriage celebrant, wedding
officiate, Justice of the Peace, JP, rabbi, priest, father, pastor, civil officiant, notary, notaries and reverend. We serve all couples and all
ceremony types.
marriage minister, marriage officiant, marriage official, wedding clergy, marriage clergy, wedding celebrant, marriage celebrant, wedding
officiate, Justice of the Peace, JP, rabbi, priest, father, pastor, civil officiant, notary, notaries and reverend. We serve all couples and all
ceremony types.
