Sudbury Ontario Wedding Officiant
What a year. So many changes, challenges and disruption. Many weddings were postponed or canceled in and around Sudbury, ONT.
And there doesn’t seem to be much hope for the immediate future, at least not for larger weddings.
[Read more…] about Are pop up weddings the future for couples wanting to get married?Pop up wedding are popular in Sudbury and becoming moreso in these ‘covid’ times with all the restrictions.
But pop up and smaller weddings aren’t the only thing we help out with. Tina can also perform wedding vow renewals for wedding anniversary celebrations. Or just about any life affirming celebration.
There are many spots suitable for a pop up wedding experience in Sudbury. Here’s a list of some of our favorite areas.
What a nightmare this would be. I suppose some problems that show up at a wedding event could be worse, much worse. Like a bride hating her wedding photographs weeks after the wedding because she hired the wrong person. Or, constant rain at an outdoor location. Or someone getting hurt, or, worse yet, dying. (This happens!)
[Read more…] about “Calgary couple distraught after unlicensed wedding officiant marries them”A summer wedding in Sudbury is truly one of a kind. As long as the weather permits! I always say that you do need a back up plan, in case of rain. Maybe umbrellas for all guests? Or a tent for cover.
Either way good planning is important. Unless you’re very comfortable with uncertainty.
This is good news. Event though it’s by app’t only, the City of Greater Sudbury is now issueing marriage licenses.
Why not? We’ve had pop up weddings with about 16 guests and half that as bridal party. There are not rules really. If having all your closest friends and family as part of your bridal party, make it happen.
[Read more…] about Can I have a big wedding party at my pop up wedding?We don’t really know how long social distancing will be in effect.
Right now gatherings are still limited to 5 people, but that will not be in effect indefinitely.
City hall is currently not issuing wedding licenses, but once they begin reissuing licenses (even if group sizes are limited to 5), you can still do an elopement with officiant, the couple and 2 witnesses.
This size of wedding ceremony is far from a popular idea. But, there are some instances where it might make sense. For example, let’s say you had a wedding planned, guests invitations sent, hall booked, vendors and catering all set.
And now this. You could still get legally married with a super small pop up wedding. And have the party, the reception, in six months, twelve months. Most if not all vendors I’m sure will be willing to work with you.
A small pop up wedding – even the pop up wedding chapels we can still use social distancing if that becomes necessary since the venues (northern water sports and Fielding Park) have plenty of space for social distancing since the pop up weddings are for small groups.
We can also come to your home and do a small pop up wedding, or packages for a small pop up wedding in our studio.
There are options. Ways around this without breaking too many rules or putting anyone in harms way.
And still honoring the marriage vows with a legal wedding ceremony.
Rob
PopUp Weddings seem to be growing in popularity. We’ve personally had a great first year when we started our Pop Up Wedding service in Sudbury, ONT last year.
I’ve been all over the north photographing weddings. Some of the best and most memorable locations were at lodges…from Lake Huron, to the French River and Lake Lauzon and beyond….which means I’ve only been to a very, very small percentage of the lodges in Northern Ontario.
