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Propose to your officiant. Ask someone to officiate your wedding by proposing to them! Instead of asking, ?Will you marry me,? ask ?Will you marry us??

Some of the other hidden guests you should invite on your wedding day? The spouse or significant other of your ceremony officiant, as well as both parents of ring bearers and flower girls.

Selecting a friend or relative to officiate your wedding is a wonderful way to honor their role in your life. If a hired officiant hasn't known you and your partner as a couple, the ceremony can seem generic-- even after an in-depth interview is conducted.

What do I have to fill out? Name. First, middle, last, suffix. Age and date of birth. Place of birth. Occupation. Residence. Address and county. Phone number. Redacted in public records. Obtained for child support services. Parents. Father's name. Mother's full maiden name.

Naturally, the size of your wedding and budget will determine who will be included in your wedding guest list but the general rule of thumb for a wedding guest list is immediate family members (parents, grandparents, siblings, uncles, aunties and cousins), close friends and partners of these guests.

If your officiant is a religious leader or experienced wedding officiant, they might already have an outline for the wedding ceremony that you can add to, if you so choose. If you're having a friend step in as the officiant, they'll need some direction from the couple as to what they'll want to include in the ceremony.

To perform a marriage in Michigan you need to be ordained and may be required to provide proof of ordination such as an ordination credential, wallet credential, or a letter of good standing from the church on the church letterhead.

The Declaration of Consent, also known as the ?I Do's? is when the bride and groom legally agree to be married.

Nope, a declaration of intent and your wedding vows are two separate things. Think of your vows as an expansion of your declaration of intent.

AMM: You can say whatever you want during a wedding ceremony as long as you include the Declaration of Intent and the Pronouncement. These are the familiar, ?Do you take this person to be your lawfully wedded?,? and, ?By the power vested in me?