Officiant Definition

ə-fĭshē-ənt
officiants
noun
One who performs a religious rite.
American Heritage
An officiating priest, minister, etc.
Webster's New World
One who presides over a religious or civil ceremony.
American Heritage

Other Word Forms of Officiant

Noun

Singular:
officiant
Plural:
officiants

Officiant Sentence Examples

  • You aren't expected to invite the officiant 's children.

  • All Norwegian Cruises wedding packages include consultation with a wedding coordinator, ceremony, officiant, ceremony music, wedding cake for bride and groom and wine or champagne, a keepsake marriage certificate, and photography services.

  • But times have changed, and hiring an officiant for your wedding is now standard procedure.

  • We walked up to the window and they processed our application and gave us a copy of our license to give to our officiant.

  • We were having problems finding Shakespeare Gardens so I called our officiant Diane for help.

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