Wedding Officiant

Wedding Officiant

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I work with couples to create innovative ceremonies grounded in tradition.

By crafting meaningful, joyful ceremonies you and your guests will feel relaxed and present.

Most of my ceremonies are non-denominational AND I am also an ordained Rabbi.

Learn more at www.SFHoward.com


Highlights

1 employee
16 years in business
Serves SF , CA

Payment methods

Cash, Check, Paypal, Zelle

Specialties

Ceremony type

Wedding, Elopement, Commitment ceremony, Vow renewal

Service type / affiliation

Jewish, Interfaith, Non-denominational (mentions God), Non-religious (no mention of God)

Number of guests

20 guests or fewer, 21 – 50 guests, 51 – 100 guests, 101 – 150 guests, 151 – 200 guests, 201 – 300 guests

Need help writing vows

I can work with couples who need help writing vows, I can work with couples who do not need help writing vows

Ceremony language(s)

English

Officiant needed at rehearsal

I do not need to attend rehearsals

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    Frequently asked questions

    I suggest the best way to choose an officiant is by seeing if you and your fiance feel a good connection with me. Therefore, the first step is typically chatting on the phone (or via Skpe or FaceTime).

    Our first face to face meeting is similar to a first date - figuring out whether we would like to work together.

    Two or three more meetings are typically sufficient for me to craft your personalized ceremony.

    I have also officiated for couples at the last moment - when their officiant got sick or backed out.

    On-line ordination through Universal Ministries, Reverend

    Seminary ordained Jewish Universalist Rabbi

    Howard has been a prayer leader since high school. A ritual officiant since the last millennia. He wrote a wedding column for the San Francisco BayTimes newspaper. He was a Wexner Heritage Fellow and Kevah/Steinsaltz Talmud Circle Fellow. He has been published by the UAHC press and was a contributor to and on the Editorial Review Committee of Siddur Sha'ar Zahav. He was the recipient of the a Young Leadership award in recognition of serving on numerous boards, including being President of the local Day School.


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    Wedding Officiant