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Registration takes just a few minutes, and the entire ordination process is generally completed in only a few days — it's quick, > Last year, one in three American wedding ceremonies were performed > by a friend or family member! and baptisms (baby blessings), with fast legal ordination through First Nation, along with comprehensive and validated Under the historical customs and traditions of First Nation Church, any person can serve as an ordained Minister and Officiant for weddings, funerals, vow renewals, handfasting, baby blessings and other ceremonies. In most locations, being licensed to perform ceremonies is a very simple process. While a few jurisdictions require local registration WHERE IS THE CEREMONY TAKING PLACE? Your ordination must comply with the laws where the ceremony will be held. For example, if the ceremony is taking place in California, your ordination and minister's license must be in compliance with the state's laws. UPON BECOMING ORDAINED, you'll receive a packet from us containing all of the docu*ents and forms required for you to legally perform the ceremony, along with detailed information on your role in performing the ceremony, as well as a sample ceremony you can use as a guideline. If you are required to submit your credentials prior to performing the ceremony, we will include all the necessary forms and simple instructions so that you can quickly and easily complete the process. PERFORM THE CEREMONY! You'll want to work with the bridal couple to plan the ceremony and put all the details in place, but that, too, is an easy process! There are countless resources available to you that will help make the planning process smooth and simple. And, if you've NEVER PERFORMED A CEREMONY BEFORE, don't worry! Take a few moments to read our Sage Advice For The First-Time Wedding Officiant > Whether you are a pastor or congregant with your church, we do not > ask you to change your beliefs in any way — we simply provide you