I hate to say no, but it seems that I am saying that a lot
these days. “I’m sorry, but no, I am not available for that date.” I am often asked how
soon one should book a Justice of the Peace. The simple answer is as soon as
you have selected a date and determined a venue. Too often the JP is the last
person booked, behind the photographer, DJ, caterer, and even the florist. Yet
the person who is marrying you is keystone in your wedding ceremony. Don’t you
want to have the person who is your first choice rather than the person you
have to take? I always try to accommodate last minute requests, but
sometimes that is impossible, especially in the fall, usually the busiest time
for weddings in New England. I actively book a year and sometimes more ahead and already
I am filling in dates for 2012 and meeting with couples planning next year’s
weddings. No matter whom you select to officiate at your wedding, book as soon
as possible for the best chance to get the person you want, the person who is
going to create a meaningful, memorable wedding ceremony for you. . |
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