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A Day in the Life of a New York Wedding Officiant

A Day in the Life of a New York Wedding Officiant

October 28, 2009

Hello All,

I am starting this blog as my way of sharing with all of you the amazing experiences I am having officiating weddings. There are some couples I will never forget, some weddings that will always be fresh in my mind, and, on rare occasions some weddings that will live in infamy.

I would like to welcome all of your comments and feedback and am truly anticipating all of the connections I hope to experience by letting you all into my world.

Thank you for your time!

Warm regards,

Minister Keith
keith@nymarriages.com
917-755-8217
www.NYMarriages.com

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I thought I would share with you this interesting post regarding a wedding I conducted over the summer. Lisa had written an incredible essay describing how her and her future husband, Brian, had met. She was chosen among 1000's of entries to win a free Wedding taking place here in NYC and not one, but two Carribean honeymoons all made possible by MarryCarribean.com. I was lucky enough to be the officiant of the ceremony and all who intended were so impressed, the coordinator of the entire event made me the officiant for every wedding she conducts in New York. Check out the post here...

http://blogtheweddingguru.blogspot.com/2009/06/caribbean-wedding-in-new-york.html

Thanks for reading!

- Minister Keith 10/28/09
www.NYMarriages.com
917-755-8217


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Poll time...

If your wedding was actually a mandatory-costume event, what would you and your bridal party be dressed as?

Keith


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I wanted to inform all newly-engaged brides about a stunning and FREE location for your wedding Ceremony. The venue is Sea Cliff Memorial park and the venue offers majestic views of the Long Isalnd Sound and, providing you have under 100 people, you do not need a permit which means a free venue for your ceremony!

Please visit out site here for some great pics...

http://nymarriages.com/Spotlight_SeaCliff.html

Thanks for blogging with us!

Warm regards,

Keith
917.755.8217
www.NYMarriages.com