Have different religions and can’t seem to decide which one to go for? Or maybe you and your future spouse aren’t particularly religious. In that case, a non-denominational ceremony might be right for you and your fiancé. One of the first things you’ll need to do is to look for a non-denomination minister in Corpus Christi to perform the ceremony:
How much experience do you have?
That’s a good question to start with. You’ll want to make sure whoever solemnizes the ceremony has had plenty of previous experience. But not just any type of experience will do, though. You’ll want to ask if they have experience performing the kind of ceremony you want. That should make it easier to choose one.
Do you have a license?
Different states mean different rules for members of the clergy. That’s why it’s important to ask your minister if he’s licensed in your state or not, says Bustle. If he isn’t, your wedding ceremony isn’t going to be legal and binding. Keep this from happening by checking on this detail in the first place.
Are you available on our dates?
If you think you’ve found the right officiant, then go ahead and book. Don’t put it off for too long. Asking to close to your dates isn’t ideal. A great non-denomination minister in Corpus Christi will have his schedule booked in advance. If you already have a minister in mind, let him know so he can block those dates off.
Are you comfortable?
This is a question you should ask yourself and your fiancé. Choosing a minister isn’t just a matter of saying eeny, meeny, miny, moe and you’re done. It’s about choosing someone to solemnize a ceremony that’s going to bind you and your partner for life.
That said, it would be wise to choose someone who understands the weight of that promise and commitment. That’s the right one for the job.
