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Wedding ceremony recorded 18-Oct-08 at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1010 35th St, Galveston, TX 77550, (409) 762-9646, www.SaintPatrickGalveston.org ©2008 Art Smart Videos. All rights reserved.

Craziest wedding ceremony ever! Ceremony turns into a musical, bride, groom, bridesmaids and groomsmen dance down the isle.

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So my boyfriend and I are not religious and were planning on having a Justice of the Peace preform our wedding ceremony. However, a friend from work is an ordained minister and willing to do our ceremony. Does anyone know how this works. Does she have to preform a traditional religious ceremony or is she allowed to preform a more secular ceremony?
P.S. She knows that we are not religious.
We are having a traditional-like ceremony. We have a beatiful location booked and 100 guests will be invited to attend. So it will be somewhat traditional, just minus the religious content. We have nothing against spiritual ceremonies, but it is not really us. I just find it difficult to ask a minister to exclude religious content from the wedding ceremony. And were she is a friend I do not want to offend her in any way. I am afraid that taking God out of the ceremony will seem like I disrespect her beliefs. Do you think that this will be disrespectful.