If you are getting married at your hall by a judge or justace of the peace...
glinda_goodwitch
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If you are getting married at your hall by a judge or justace of the peace...
Do you tip the officiant? How much is appropriate?
scappy123
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bumping cause I would like to know also
BRod-Cheng
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I am getting married by a judge who is friend of mine. I am giving her a gift certificate to spa. There are rules for the types of gifts and gift amounts that judges can accept. You should find out if they apply to the person officiating your wedding.
MJDoc12
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we're being married by an inter-faith minister who is pretty much her own ministry---so we didn't plan on tipping. she's pretty much self-employed IMO so i don't think it's necessary to tip her.
i think if the officiant is self-employed (as most JOP's and ministers are) it seems unnecessary to tip. but that's just me
glinda_goodwitch
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Posted by BRod-Cheng
I am getting married by a judge who is friend of mine. I am giving her a gift certificate to spa. There are rules for the types of gifts and gift amounts that judges can accept. You should find out if they apply to the person officiating your wedding.
Do you by any chance know where I can find these rules? Is there an online resource? Thanks!
BRod-Cheng
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Posted by glinda_goodwitch
Posted by BRod-Cheng
I am getting married by a judge who is friend of mine. I am giving her a gift certificate to spa. There are rules for the types of gifts and gift amounts that judges can accept. You should find out if they apply to the person officiating your wedding.
Do you by any chance know where I can find these rules? Is there an online resource? Thanks!
