Province of Ontario Marriage License Form (PDF) and online application can be started here. Your city-issued License is valid throughout Ontario for 90 days. If you just wish to get the paperwork done now and celebrate later, contact me now. About 8 to 12 weeks after the formal signing, couples can contact the province to receive a legal certificate. This can be important for citizenship applications, visas, adoptions, inheritances and name changes. Some people like to frame their certificate as a reminder of their special day!
Dr Nick Mdiv offers wedding officiating services in Ottawa, Nepean, Kanata, Barrhaven, Orléans, and the wider National Capital Region. You can contact Nick at 613.851.3682 or learn about his services.
How to plan a Memorial, Funeral, Cremation or Burial
I encourage you to read my FAQ to learn more about what to expect when contacting a funeral celebrant.
Not quite sure about the differences between a cremation or a burial? Or don’t know how to decide what to do? This website is a good start to learn more.
This site offers a helpful to do list of things to think about when planning memorial service or celebration of life service.
The Ontario Funeral Service Association has many valuable resources listed on its website as well as an extensive list of member funeral homes in throughout Ontario.
You have been tasked to write an obituary? Tips and ideas on how to get started on writing this important announcement to honour your loved one.
If you are searching for meaningful secular readings which aren’t faith based, maybe this list will be a good start.
Here is a Canadian funeral blog with a wide range of topics from planning an environmentally responsible service to songs to play
Province of Ontario forms and resources can be found here but your funeral director can definitely help you with this process.
Feel free to contact me for a free consultation about my services. You can also read some testimonials about what others have to say about my work.
