Wedding Ceremionies by Reverend Peter Billitteri

as our officiant and we all loved his ceremony. He met with us individually before the ceremony and he guided us though step by step what to expect without missing any details. We were very nervous for our wedding day but Reverend Peter made us feel calm and relaxed. After meeting with him, we knew that we were in good hands. He certainly made our wedding day special and we are forever thankful.

edding based on the questionnaire we filled well prior to our wedding date. There was also e-mails exchanged during the 3 months prior, part of which was regarding how we wanted our ceremony done. But somehow, on the day of the wedding, the officiant who showed up wasn't the one we met during these 3 month. Of course in this situation we needed to adapt (it was 1.5 hours before the ceremony). Reverend Pete started to verified a few questions with us such as do we want to present mother with rose and I immediately got confused, because I already put down on a questionnaire that I do not want to do the rose. I kindly asked him if he had read my questionnaire and he said yes, so I thought he was being nice to verify everything with me to make sure. But it turned out the whole ceremony wasn't customized to our questionnaire at all, he even asked my relative who walked me down the aisle "who brings......" even though I ALREADY put down on questionnaire clearly to please omit this question because I know my relative is very shy. The whole ceremony sounds very boring and was cookie cutter. Nothing was customized to us at all (save that he wore a tie instead of a collar and that it was nondenominational, which isn't what we would call customized) and it's as if he completely ignored our questionnaire or that he didn't even read it. Later I contact reverend Pete about this (very well couldn't do it in the ceremony) and he even tried to argue with me on the phone "how could I not have read it if i know the name of your pet?" (which he didn't mention in the ceremony), "why didn't you tell me in the bridal suite that you didn't want me to ask your relative "who brings?", and that "he's just a human being, he made mistake, why can't I learned to forgive?" This came off really offensive, and all I'm asking is that he follow what I had written on my questionnaire as expected. On the morning of the wedding, the wedding party is so busy setting up the venue and getting ready, we don't have the time to do a run-through of these things, so we need to rely on pre-work such as meetings, discussions and questionnaires and have them followed. We are very disappointed by this to say the least. If you are having wedding at Emerald at Queensridge, make sure you asked for Pastor Pete and NOT Reverend Pete