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Are the plans for your ceremony simple and intimate? Extravagant and elegant? Somewhere in between? Whether your ceremony is on the beach, at a historic inn or country club, atop Cadillac Mountain, inside the parlor of a mansion, or in your backyard, Lynn is the professional that will make your ceremony special and memorable.
Lynn is qualified to officiate a number of ceremonies in the state of Maine, and in Sarasota, Florida, including:
– weddings
– LGBT weddings
– commitment ceremonies
– civil unions
– vow renewals
– elopements
You may select from Lynn’s collection of written programs which include vows that range from traditional “dearly beloved” scripts to more modern adaptations. Every one of the them can be personalized to suit your needs. And if you feel inspired, you can certainly write your own vows! Whatever you decide, Lynn promises to deliver a ceremony that will reflect your uniqueness, your love, and your wishes.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How do I get a marriage license?
If you are a state of Maine resident, you should get your license in the city you reside in regardless of the city or town where you’re getting married. If a non-Maine resident, you can get it in any city in the state, but preferably in the city where you are getting married. Florida laws are the same. The license is generally good for 90 days. I will then sign and file your license for you after the ceremony.
What are the travel fees?
Travel is included with ceremonies that take place within a 10 mile RT radius from Bangor, Maine or Sarasota, Florida. Ceremonies outside of a 10 mile RT radius will be subject to an additional charge and will depend on travel time and mileage. This also pertains to travel to the rehearsal. Travel to Acadia National Park is $250-$300 depending on location within the park. Lynn is available to travel within 35 mile radius of Sarasota, Florida.
Can we write our own vows?
Yes! I encourage you to write your own vows. This is a great way to make your ceremony more personal.
Can my children or other guests be involved somehow in my ceremony?
Absolutely. Often times special vows are written to include family and children. For example, readings, prayers, poetry, are all welcomed to complete your ceremony.