Officiating a wedding.

Hey folks! I have a whole set of questions for you!

I know that I know folks who have officiated weddings. What did this process entail for you?

Two of my former students are getting married. My girls will be the flower girls and I was asked to officiate the wedding. I feel quite flattered. <3 I had both of them together one year and the bride was my student aid the next year. She was one of the kids who helped paint my house. I feel quite close with her in particular.

So this is sweet and thrilling. But I'm all… Oh! That sounds like an adventure! With hoops to jump through! Oh gosh. What are those hoops again?

So I ask you, oh LJ because I know some of you have experience. 🙂

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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whipartist 22/01/2013 at 02:44

Is the wedding in California? If so, the easiest thing to do is to become a Universal Life Church minister. You can do it online for free. California isn’t picky about the details of this stuff.

After that, the legal hoops are pretty simple. You’re responsible for signing the marriage license and returning it to the county, and there’s a penalty for not doing that in a timely manner. Beyond that, it’s just a matter of working with the victims, err, bride and groom to get the ceremony details worked out.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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voyeurprincess 22/01/2013 at 03:18

Just had a wedding; must offer advice. 🙂

We wrote our own ceremony and a friend of the family (who is a professional celebrant/officiant) performed it. It can be tough to find a likeminded person who will also present well (loudly, clearly, with humor and gravitas as appropriate). Congrats on being asked!!

The best bit of advice I heard was from the photographer at a wedding two weeks before ours: if the ceremony ends with a traditional “you may now kiss the bride” or similar, the officiant should immediately upon saying those final words step back and several steps to the side, so that the photos of “The Kiss” aren’t weird and hydra-like. Then you can step back in, be part of the recessional if that works, take photos with the happy couple, etc.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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1. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:36
  
  Re: since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉
  
  Thanks 🙂
  
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2. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:36
  
  Re: since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉
  
  Thanks 🙂
  
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3. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:36
  
  Re: since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉
  
  Thanks 🙂
  
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4. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:36
  
  Re: since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉
  
  Thanks 🙂
  
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While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 05:34

since I just got re-married, I have to throw in my $.02 too 😉

While I’ve never officiated a wedding, I did choose non-professional ministers for both of my weddings.

Like says below, you just need to do the Universal Life Church thing to be legal to marry people. The bride and groom need to get the marriage license application filled out in their county, and they will bring a nifty piece of paper that you, they, and two witnesses sign. One of you needs to mail it in, or bring it in to the issuing county, and voila! They’re married.

For your part of it all, there are many many online resources for traditional and alternative ceremonies. Though I think the most important thing is to talk a lot about what they want out of their wedding. Weddings without a little sermon prepared by the officiant are REALLY shorter- shorter than people might thing. I think my wedding was about 10 minutes long, Akien did have some things to say prepared, and Lee and I wrote our own (somewhat verbose) vows, and he also had vows for the kids- since he was marrying (in a sense) all of us.

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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1. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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2. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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3. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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4. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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5. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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6. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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7. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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8. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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9. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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10. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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11. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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12. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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13. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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14. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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15. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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16. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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17. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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18. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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19. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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20. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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21. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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22. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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23. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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24. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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25. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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26. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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27. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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28. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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29. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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30. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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31. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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32. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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33. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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34. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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35. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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36. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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37. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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38. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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39. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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40. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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41. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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42. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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43. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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44. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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45. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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46. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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47. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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48. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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49. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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50. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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51. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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52. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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53. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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54. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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55. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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56. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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57. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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58. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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59. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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60. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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61. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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62. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
63. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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64. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
65. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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66. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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67. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
68. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
69. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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70. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
71. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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72. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
73. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
74. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
75. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
76. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
77. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
78. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
79. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
80. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
81. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
82. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
83. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
84. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
85. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
86. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
87. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
88. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
89. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
90. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
91. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
92. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
93. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
94. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
95. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
96. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
97. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
98. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
99. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
100. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
101. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
102. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
103. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
104. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
105. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
106. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
107. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
108. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
  Reply ↓
109. cerulean_me 22/01/2013 at 08:44
  
  I know several people who would rather go this route, there is something to be said for the ULC being free and not needing to leave your house to do it. 😉
  
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110. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
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  1. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
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  2. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  3. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  4. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  5. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  6. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  7. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  8. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  9. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  10. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  11. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  12. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  13. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  14. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  15. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  16. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  17. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  18. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  19. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  20. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  21. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  22. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  23. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  24. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  25. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  26. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  27. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  28. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  29. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  30. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  31. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  32. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  33. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  34. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  35. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  36. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  37. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  38. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  39. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  40. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  41. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  42. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  43. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  44. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  45. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  46. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  47. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  48. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  49. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  50. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  51. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  52. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  53. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  54. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  55. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  56. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  57. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  58. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  59. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  60. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  61. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  62. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  63. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  64. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  65. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  66. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  67. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  68. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  69. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  70. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  71. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  72. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
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  73. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
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  74. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  75. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  76. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  77. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  78. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  79. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  80. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  81. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
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  82. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  83. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  84. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  85. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  86. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  87. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  88. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  89. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
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  90. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
    Reply ↓
  91. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
    Thank you! I might be interested in doing so. In any case-hey! Zoe! I haven’t seen her in many years. 🙂
    
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  92. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  93. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  94. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  95. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  96. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  97. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  98. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  99. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  100. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  101. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  102. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  103. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  104. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  105. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  106. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  107. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  108. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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  109. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:40
    
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111. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
112. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
113. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
114. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
115. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
116. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
117. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
118. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
119. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
120. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
121. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
122. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
123. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
124. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
125. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
126. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
127. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
128. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
129. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
130. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
131. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
132. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
133. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
134. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
135. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
136. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
137. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
138. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
139. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
140. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
141. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
142. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
143. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
144. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
145. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
146. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
147. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
148. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
149. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
150. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
151. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
152. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
153. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
154. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
155. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
156. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
157. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
158. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
159. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
160. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
161. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
162. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
163. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
164. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
165. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
166. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
167. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
168. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
169. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
170. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
171. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
172. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
173. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
174. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
175. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
176. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
177. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
178. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
179. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
180. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
181. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
182. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
183. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
184. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
185. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
186. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
187. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
188. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
189. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
190. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
191. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
192. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
193. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
194. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
195. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
196. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
197. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
198. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
199. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
200. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
201. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
202. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
203. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
204. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
205. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
206. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
207. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
208. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
209. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
210. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
211. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
212. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
213. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
214. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
215. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
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216. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
217. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
218. loren_q 22/01/2013 at 16:27
  
  This is what E and I had. Zoe was the “one time only” official. She came to city hall with us and and got sworn in.
  
  This was San Mateo county (we got married at a friend’s house in Foster City) I forgot the fee (which Zoe said was part of her wedding present to us) but it was pretty easy.
  
  Let me know if you want to talk to her (Zoe) for details.
  
  Reply ↓
219. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
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220. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
221. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
222. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
223. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
224. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
225. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
226. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
227. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
228. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
229. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
230. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
231. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
232. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
233. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
234. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
235. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
236. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
237. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
238. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
239. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
240. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
241. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
242. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
243. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
244. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
245. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
246. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
247. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
248. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
249. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
250. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
251. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
252. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
253. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
254. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
255. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
256. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
257. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
258. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
259. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
260. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
261. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
262. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
263. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
264. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
265. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
266. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
267. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
268. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
269. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
270. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
271. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
272. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
273. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
274. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
275. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
276. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
277. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
278. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
279. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
280. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
281. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
282. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
283. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
284. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
285. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
286. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
287. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
288. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
289. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
290. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
291. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
292. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
293. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
294. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
295. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
296. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
297. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
298. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
299. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
300. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
301. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
302. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
303. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
304. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
305. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
306. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
307. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
308. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
309. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
310. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
311. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
312. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
313. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
314. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
315. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
316. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
317. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
318. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
319. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
320. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
321. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
322. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
323. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
324. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
325. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
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326. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
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327. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:37
  
  I went through the county/state forms on this. I think I will be asking them what their families expect and if they get any push back on formality I can go this route. 🙂
  
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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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fyfer 22/01/2013 at 07:25

I officiated a wedding a few years ago. I didn’t do the ULC minister thing. Instead, I did it as a “deputy marriage commissioner” which is a way to get permission to officiate one specific wedding. I went to city hall a while before the wedding date with a photocopy of the marriage license and a check (both provided by the couple), was sworn in, and gained the magic ability to perform a wedding. It looks like the cost increased to $125 in SF, on top of the wedding license fee, fwiw.

When I did the actual wedding, I had to follow certain guidelines: I had to say the thing about “by the power vested in me by the state of California” etc. And I had a marriage certificate form, from city hall, that the couple and the witnesses signed.

Here’s SF’s information. Other counties do it too.
http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=48

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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1. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
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2. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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3. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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4. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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5. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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6. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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7. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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8. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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9. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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10. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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11. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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12. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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13. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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14. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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15. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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16. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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17. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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18. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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19. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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20. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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21. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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22. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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23. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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24. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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25. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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26. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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27. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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28. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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29. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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30. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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31. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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32. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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33. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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34. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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35. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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36. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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37. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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38. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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39. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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40. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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41. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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42. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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43. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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44. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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45. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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46. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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47. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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48. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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49. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
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50. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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51. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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52. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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53. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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54. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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55. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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56. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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57. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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58. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
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59. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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60. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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61. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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62. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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63. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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64. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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65. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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66. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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67. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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68. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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69. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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70. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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71. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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72. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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73. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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74. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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75. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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76. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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77. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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78. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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79. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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80. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
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81. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
82. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
83. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
84. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
85. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
86. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
87. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
88. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
89. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
90. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
91. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
92. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
93. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
94. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
95. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
96. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
97. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
98. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
99. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
100. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
101. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
102. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
103. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
104. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
105. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
106. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
107. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
108. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
109. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:38
  
  I would love to borrow those books!
  
  Yes, that’s a lot of what I want to get from them. I want to figure out how they see their story. I know how I see their story. That may not be what they want to hear. More discussion needed. 🙂
  
  Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

Reply ↓
ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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ef2p 22/01/2013 at 17:15

I’m ULC. I actually did that in case I could help a same sex couple during the brief period that they could get married in CA.

I have a couple books on wedding ceremonies if you’d like to barrow them.

When and I got married, our rabbi asked us a whole bunch of questions about how we met, what we saw in the other, why we wanted to get married. We did this over email. We each were asked to answer the questions separately on our own. During the pontification about marriage section of the ceremony, he talked about marriage and our relationship using our own words. We had no warning he was going to do that and it made the day extra special. Just an idea.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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tenacious_snail 22/01/2013 at 19:28

I’d also ask them about their religious background (or lack of) to help shape the ceremony. If they will, for instance, have relatives that they want to please by using a familiar-to-them form.

I’d be happy to talk about this with you at any length/level of detail.

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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1. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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2. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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3. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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4. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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5. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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6. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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7. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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8. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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9. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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10. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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11. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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12. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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13. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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14. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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15. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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16. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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17. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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18. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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19. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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20. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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21. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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22. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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23. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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24. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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25. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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26. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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27. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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28. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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29. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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30. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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31. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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32. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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33. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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34. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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35. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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36. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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37. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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38. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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39. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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40. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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41. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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42. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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43. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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44. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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45. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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46. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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47. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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48. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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49. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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50. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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51. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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52. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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53. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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54. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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55. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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56. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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57. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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58. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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59. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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60. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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61. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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62. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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63. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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64. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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65. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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66. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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67. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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68. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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69. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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70. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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71. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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72. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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73. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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74. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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75. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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76. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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77. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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78. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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79. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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80. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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81. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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82. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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83. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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84. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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85. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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86. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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87. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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88. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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89. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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90. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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91. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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92. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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93. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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94. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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95. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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96. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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97. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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98. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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99. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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100. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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101. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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102. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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103. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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104. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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105. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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106. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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107. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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108. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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109. Krissy Gibbs Post author23/01/2013 at 13:39
  
  Thanks! I’m somewhat confident I can handle it… but I need more data. I still don’t know what they want from me and that is pretty important. 🙂
  
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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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ditenebre 23/01/2013 at 05:23

I’m also a ULC minister, and just officiated a wedding in October. If you want to go the route of becoming a minister through ULC, it’s not difficult. This would be an especially good option if you thought you’d be officiating at other weddings – and, after reading your post about “thinking about marriage”, I think you’d be a super officiant.

The info about being deputized as a “One-Time Deputy Marriage Commissioner, Without Compensation” in Alameda County is located here: http://www.acgov.org/auditor/clerk/ceremony.htm

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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anima_fauxsis 25/01/2013 at 06:34

I just officiated for Jenny and Marlene when gay marriage wasn’t legal, so I don’t know any legal hoops. I didn’t like a lot of the officiating books I read so I just spent time writing stuff and having Jenny read it and we would talk about it. It was pretty unconventional, really.

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