Margaret S. Johnson Wedding Officiant

Step 1. Schedule an intro call with the couple/ the couple completes a ceremony planning questionnaire. 

Step 2. Reserve your preferred wedding date and time by paying a deposit through a secured link

Step 3. Review and sign terms agreed on by the consultant and couple 

Step 4. Create vows/ ceremony script 

Step 5. Marriage license reminder

Step 6. Meet virtually for any detail changes

Step 7. It’s your wedding day- perform the ceremony and file your marriage license with your city/clerk office

Margaret is well-educated and highly trained in her field of work as a wedding officiant. She is an ordained minister with the American Marriage Ministry and has been awarded an honorary doctor of divinity degree from the Universal Life Church. Additionally, she is fully registered and authorized by the Secretary of State's office in Massachusetts to legally perform marriages. Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and she has over 20 years of experience in conflict resolution and event planning. Furthermore, she is the author of "Wedding Planning like a Professional: Where to Start When You Don't Know Where to Start - Wedding Planning Journal" which showcases her knowledge and skills in this field. With this combination of education, training, and experience, Margaret is well-equipped to provide exceptional services as a wedding officiant.

A variety of services are offered to meet every budget and situation. 

Discount are available for Military, First Responders & Educators. 

1. $275.00 SIGN & GO- OFFICIANT SIGNATURE SERVICE - HINGHAM 

2. $550.00 PETITE WEDDING- HINGHAM OFFICE

3. $650 ELOPEMENT 

4. $750.00 SIMPLE & SWEET

5. $850.00 CLASSIC SERVICE

6. $2,500.00 ELITE EXPERIENCE

I've spent my whole life on the pursuit of religious happiness, experiencing many faiths and backgrounds.  My husband was in the process of attending seminary and I thought it would be great to get involved a few Google searches later, I realized that an ordained minister was a better path for me personally than joining a religious teaching program. My passion is to be of service and what greater way than to help couples with the spiritual and legal validity of their love. I became ordained by the American Marriage Ministry and ​I did the research about how to legally marry couples in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 

Where do I begin… I love sharing the love story of couples. Being an ambassador spreading joy, love, and appreciation of this great privilege in bearing witness to the deep connections shared in partnerships and among their community of loved ones, what a honor.

A few of my favorites are couples who have found love again, or those who already have the children and the home and say “let’s get married today” (usually 3 days after applying for marriage license).  Fun couples in general, those who make each other laugh and just want to have a good time. Oh and, couples who finish each other’s thoughts - I get a real chuckle. 

I enjoy a romantic fairytale union but the weddings that brightens my heart are the loves that almost didn’t make it. The love that felt like a lifetime to show up- the joining of two communities and families. 

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Will you write you own vows?

What rituals will you include?

What (if any) role will religion play in the ceremony?

How did you meet?

What other stories might help shape the ceremony?

What elements are most important to incorporate into the ceremony?