Wedding Training

Welcome to the ULC’s very own Wedding Training Center! Here we have compiled a number of resources to assist ministers and couples alike. Whether you’re getting ready to say “I do”, or you’ve been asked to officiate a wedding ceremony, we’re thrilled to offer some valuable tips and guidance for the big day.
We recommend starting with our step-by-step guide to performing a wedding -- this section offers a complete overview of the process, start to finish. If you want more specific details on officiating a wedding for where you are, you can view that process with our thorough guide. For advice on how to handle the legal paperwork, make sure to check out the Marriage License page. If you want to learn more about how to obtain a minister license, and about online ordination, click here for information. Oh, and it’s always smart to visit the State Marriage Laws page and learn about any specific wedding laws that apply in your area.
Finally, don’t forget to browse the wedding materials section to see our extensive collection of wedding products and supplies.

Performing a Wedding
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW TO PERFORM THE PERFECT WEDDING.
Performing a Wedding
Fill Out aMarriage License
INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO PROPERLY FILL OUT A MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Marriage License Training
Marriage Counseling
REVIEW THESE TIPS TO LEARN HOW TO PROVIDE MARRIAGE COUNSELING.
Marriage Counseling
State Marriage Laws
THE MOST COMPLETE, INTERACTIVE DATABASE OF US MARRIAGE LAWS.
State Marriage Laws



Ensure The Wedding Is LEGAL
UNDERSTAND EXACTLY WHAT IS REQUIRED TO MAKE A WEDDING LEGAL.
Ensure The Wedding is Legal
Become a Professional Officiant
LEARN WHAT IT TAKES TO OFFICIATE WEDDINGS PROFESSIONALLY
Become a Professional Officiant
What To Charge
READ THIS FOR GUIDANCE ON SETTING A FAIR WEDDING OFFICIANT FEE
What Should an Officiant Charge?
Writing Ceremony Scripts
Learn How to Write the Perfect Ceremony Script
How to Write a Ceremony Script
Asking a Friend to Officiate Your Wedding
Learn How to Write the Perfect Ceremony Script
Asking a Friend to Officiate Your Wedding