Our Services
All ceremonies include:
- One in person consultation (at office in Lancaster)*.
- Preparation and filing of all legal documents required by your County to register your marriage - NOTE: It is the responsibility of the couple to obtain their marriage license from the county clerk.
- Unlimited meetings with Rev. Reenie at office in Lancaster to discuss your ceremony*.
*These meetings can be done via telephone or email if you are not 
located in Lancaster.
located in Lancaster.- Unlimited support via telephone and/or email throughout the planning process.
- A unique, one of a kind ceremony written especially for you. (Based on meetings and a ceremony profile you will fill out once your date is booked).
- Beautifully-designed, Decorative Certificate of Marriage, suitable for framing.
- Decorative Copy of your Personalized Ceremony suitable for binding.
Available Add-ons:
- Direction and coordination of the wedding rehearsal (in
co-operation with your wedding planner, if applicable)*.
*Rehearsal can be held on the same day as ceremony if out of state
* Final draft of ceremony will be sent to couple before rehearsal along with directions on how to run the rehearsal should Rev. Reenie not attend.
Pre-Marital Counseling is available but is NOT mandatory.
Weddings & Elopements
717-575-8850 Info@SusquehannaCeremonies.com
ELOPEMENTS can be held in my office in
Manheim Township, Lancaster County.
You must have a valid, dated,
PENNSYLVANIA Marriage License with you.
Office is only open by appointment
but can be opened within an hours notice most of the time.
Call me to discuss!! (717) 575-8850
Some Questions to Ask Your Wedding Officiant
The officiant sets the tone for your wedding so do your homework to make sure it’s a ceremony you’ll love!
Can you give us the ceremony we want?
Find out if the officiant will marry you if you write your own vows and design your own ceremony, and if he or she can help―suggesting readings, music, and so on. Make sure the officiant will perform an interfaith wedding (if needed) or will allow photography or videography. Basically, ask about all the particulars that apply to your case. Get a feel for the officiant's manner, tone of voice, and spiritual nature. Also, find out what the ceremony will entail, as well as its estimated length (a piece of information your caterer may ask for).
What's your experience?
You will want to know how many weddings this person has performed, especially weddings like yours. Ask for referrals from satisfied customers (five is a fair request, even if you don't contact them all).
Are you flexible?
Find out if the officiant is willing to travel to your venue. Also make sure that the officiant has a contingency plan in case he or she cannot make it.
How often will we meet?
Do you want an officiant who will consult with you or simply show up to perform the ceremony? Most marrieds-to-be want the officiant to run the rehearsal. Is he or she available by phone or e-mail if you have questions? Some members of the clergy require couples to have counseling before they will marry them. If that's the case, make sure you are given a clear schedule that isn't overwhelming.
How much do you charge?
Know what, exactly, you will be paying for. Talk about deposits and types of payment, as well as cancellation and refund policies. Inquire about fees for traveling out of town, which include transportation costs, hotels and meals, and costs of (commuting) time. The wedding officiant is the person who typically must fill out the wedding certificate and send it in, so it is good to confirm that your officiant will do this as well.
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