officiant

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Examples

• The couple, who paid $4,000 to book Doc’s, swapped heels for boots and stood on a rickety stage, swatting away june bugs as an officiant married them from 6 ft.

• For fees ranging upward of $100, the officiant is the person who makes a prison marriage happen.

• Stripped of these frills, the only real expense of a prison wedding is the officiant.

• Finally, Saujani went on the Internet and found that an officiant could be hired to come to them.

• The silence was so deep that the rustle of the white sleeve of the officiant could be heard when he elevated the cup.

• The officiant in the rice-planting ceremonies is either one or more family priests.

• With a warrior chief for officiant certain religious rites8 are performed.

• The high priest was the principal officiant, but was assisted by his fellow priests from the Agsan and by the new local priests.

• A procession was formed by a number of choristers, led by the ministre officiant, and preceded by the Grand Rabbin.