Universal Life Church

I was married in Las Vegas before I joined the ULC. Both my husband and I had been married before, so we decided to do something different.

It was very simple to get a license. For $35.00 more, we could have walked across the street to be married by a county official. We opted to get married at The Chapel of the Bells, of which I had heard before. We bought an inexpensive package deal which included use of the facility, a roll of pictures, an audio tape, a bouquet (silk flowers) for me. I had a coupon for a chapel marriage certificate and a bottle of "champagne" (it turned out to be non-alcoholic). The minister's honorarium was an additional $35.00.

It was a short, generic ceremony. When I received the certificate, I noticed that the minister had signed his name as "retired."I did not ask his denomination and he did not offer it.

Side note: While writing this reply, I decided to look at get our wedding pictures to see if my husband had been provided with a boutonniere. I can't find my pictures. However, I have enough other evidence to prevent my husband from trying to wiggle out on a technicality!:wink_smile:

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The Universal Life Church is a comprehensive and affordable online seminary where we have classes in Christianity, a beginning course on  Wicca, as well as a beginning course on  Paganism, two courses in Metaphysics and much more.

Ordination with the Universal Life Church, is a free and lifetime ordination, so use the Free Online Ordination, button. We also make available many free wedding ceremonies for your use, as well as funeral ceremonies and other types of ceremonies.

 

The  ULC, run by Rev. Long, has created a chaplaincy program where you can earn the coveted title of Chaplain. We also have a huge selection of Universal Life Church materials to help you with your professionalism and confidence.  I've been ordained with the Universal Life Church for many years and it's Seminary since the beginning and an amazed by the frequent upgrades and new functions of the seminary.
 

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