Pastor Jay Randolph - South Carolina Wedding Chapel

Hello, and congratulations on your engagement. Pastor Jay Randolph, of the South Carolina Wedding Chapel Serving Greater Cincinnati and nearby, performing weddings since 2011. Your customized and unique wedding ceremony will be heartfelt, romantic, and beat the competition in integrity, value, and quality for you to cherish the rest of your life. Your wedding, your way, according to the will of our Lord, and God Things to consider for wedding. The story of you each and the story how you became a couple Something about your Christian life Who helped you become a couple? Wat were your thoughts of marriage, before you met each other? Is there anything you would like to do for anyone there, or can not be there? What family do you want anything said for? Your wedding should reflect your personalities and experience to include the Wedding Theme I think Engagement pictures should be done before service, and bring a blanket so you can lay on the ground. Set a time before service together for a private, Intimate, Emotional space, take a deep breathe, say I love you. What do you think would set your wedding apart from others, or set you as a couple apart from other couples? The Bride and Groom are top priority; however, we want the guest to have a great experience. Would you like to add anything such as jumping the broom, Candle, Sand, or say something special to each other or the guest? Do you have anybody that would like to read, sing, or perform anything? Are you using 2 rings? How long do you want the service? 30 minutes is average, but I have done much longer. Groom Name: anything I should say about the family? Bride Name: anything I should say about the family? Last name after the wedding?: These are the things I like to start with. Weddings and Marriage Home (south-carolina-wedding-chapel-christian-services.yolasite.com) Just as all men do not agree with each other, all women do not agree with each other, all men and women do not agree with each other. In the USA, about 50% of marriages end in divorce. For those Christians who have pre-marriage counseling, about 2% end in divorce. I have performed over 200 weddings since 2011, as of August of 2024, None of them have ended in divorce, however I can expect 2% will. So, for me to perform a wedding, the Bride and Groom must both be followers of our Lord Jesus Christ. Also, listed on my website, are the steps of marriage. This is only between the Bride and Groom, there is no right or wrong answer. Just as long as you are both are happy with the answers you come up with. All I need to know, you are both happy with the answers and have recorded it for your future. Take your time and think out your answers, this is for what you will be happy with 50 years from now.