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Find wedding officiants in Chicago, IL

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Find wedding officiants in Chicago, IL

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Top 10 wedding officiants in Chicago, IL

Clients agree: these Chicago wedding officiants are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.
Pastor Aaron Walker

Pastor Aaron Walker

New on Fash
2+ years in business
Serves Chicago, IL
Wedding Officiant Musician Singer 35 Years in Service, making people’s Special Day a memorable One! I aim to provide a quality Service!
(Pipes Ministries) Loving Touch Consulting

(Pipes Ministries) Loving Touch Consulting

5.0(1)
2+ years in business
Serves Chicago, IL
Lynnetta A. says, "Sound biblical knowledge. Premarital guidance classes were a valuable reference during our first years of marriage." Read more
Pastor On Call

Pastor On Call

New on Fash
1 hire on Fash
11+ years in business
Serves Chicago, IL
Simple but effective! Couple focused but God caring! Relaxed but sufficient! Helping two people start a new life journey!
At-The-Altar

At-The-Altar

New on Fash
Offers online services
3+ years in business
Serves Chicago, IL
Hi I'm Liz, Owner, Officiant and Coordinator. Our priority is to make your ceremonial vision come to life as your Officiant. As your Coordinator we work to create a stress-free wedding, where you, your family and guests can enjoy and be in the moment! Let us help create memories that last a lifetime.

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