Picture a couple sitting at the kitchen table, laptop open, trying to figure out who's going to stand at the altar with them and mean it. That search ends here. Every officiant listed on this page signed our statement of faith to join the directory, confessing Jesus as Lord and Savior. That's the gate, and it's the same gate for every name you see. We also reach out to welcome most of them when they first list, praying for them right there on the call. A hello, not a credential review. The credential review is yours to run.
Wedding officiants are one of those categories where the faith piece actually shapes the ceremony in a real, felt way. Not background noise. The person leading your vows is going to speak about covenant, about what marriage is for, and you want that voice to be coming from somewhere true. These are believers who do this work, and there's genuine supply here to choose from.
What we won't do is tell you which one is right for your day. That's what the reviews are for, written by couples who actually stood in front of these folks and said their vows. Read them. Ask the officiant how they structure a ceremony. Find out if they'll meet with you beforehand. The list gives you the field. Your judgment, and probably a phone call or two, closes it.
States with listings
Listings (10)
Sinclair Tampa Notary
Man In The Mirror Local Ministry to Men
Harrison Wedding Officiant
The Anchored Union Wedding and Events
Always Special Events, LLC
Acme Live Scan and Notary
Avalon Keep
Jarrard Solutions LLC
Wedding Officiant Pastor
DG Wedding Bliss
Frequently asked questions
How does an officiant get listed on LocateFaith?
Every officiant signs our statement of faith, affirming Jesus as Lord and Savior. That's the requirement. We also welcome most new listings with a friendly call and pray for them on it.
Does LocateFaith verify that an officiant is legally certified?
We don't. The statement of faith is the gate, not a credentials check. Ask each officiant directly about their legal officiant status for your state or county.
How do I know if an officiant is any good at leading ceremonies?
The reviews on each listing are your best signal. They're written by real couples who hired them. Read several and look for comments on how the ceremony actually felt.
Will a Christian officiant perform a ceremony the way I want it?
Most are happy to discuss structure and personalization upfront. Ask them directly during your first call. That conversation tells you more than any directory listing can.
Can I find a Christian officiant who will meet with us before the wedding?
Many do offer premarital meetings or consultations. It's worth asking each one specifically, since practices vary. The listing reviews sometimes mention this too.