If you are looking for a fun, warm, and friendly wedding officiant, look no further than Reverend Scott Tabor. He will make your Palm Beach wedding ceremony an event people talk about long after you’ve said your vows.
An Engaging Palm Beach Wedding Officiant
We’ve seen Reverend Scott Tabor perform many wedding ceremonies over the years. He has the ability to put everyone at ease with his laid-back personality and humor. This combination is perfect for someone who is officiating a wedding.
Reverend Scott’s approach to performing Palm Beach wedding ceremonies is that it should be an easy-going process filled with fun and laughter while also understanding the seriousness of the commitment.
Personalized Palm Beach Wedding Ceremony
As a non-denominational Christian minister, Reverend Scott Tabor can infuse as much or as little traditional church aspects into your wedding ceremony. He customizes each wedding ceremony script to the needs of each individual couple.
From unity ceremonies (like sand ceremonies) to vows, Reverend Scott will work with you to decide what to include in your Palm Beach wedding ceremony.
Unlike traditional church weddings that have a standard liturgy for wedding ceremonies, Reverend Scott can be more flexible in creating a Palm Beach wedding ceremony that feels right for you as a couple.
Palm Beach Wedding Advice
Reverend Scott Tabor has a few words of advice for couples getting married.
- Wedding officiants are generally there to perform the wedding ceremony based on your instructions. So be sure to have a plan in mind for the logistics – where to stand, what you want included in the ceremony, readings, etc. These are things that should be discussed prior to the rehearsal and wedding day.
- Wedding planners and coordinators make the wedding day go so smoothly. If you can work it into your budget, go for it. You won’t regret it.
- Be sure to speak with your wedding officiant before your wedding day. Sounds like a given, but this something that you shouldn’t skip.
- Apply for your marriage license early! In Palm Beach County, you can apply up to 60 days before your wedding day and no later than three days before the wedding (unless you are not Florida residents – then there is no waiting period). Better to get it done as soon as possible before the craziness of the wedding week is upon you. Here’s some info on getting your Palm Beach marriage license.
Book Your Palm Beach Wedding Officiant
If you are looking to talk with Reverend Scott Tabor about officiating your Palm Beach wedding, send him an email or give him a call. He is available for Palm Beach County weddings as well as the rest of South Florida.
- Email: tabortimeofficiating@gmail.com
- Phone: 305-218-8315
