Happily ever
after starts here,
with a ceremony as unique as your love story!
You have decided to get married. How exciting! How thrilling! How romantic! How scary! How overwhelming!
Having made this decision you now open a door to an array of decisions.
It would be an honor and a privilege for me to help make your wedding day a wonderfully memorable experience.
As your officiant, I can help you put together a ceremony that reflects your individual personalities and provide a professional presence.
Getting married is a big step. I take the responsibility of helping you move into that next chapter of your life very seriously. But it is also fun!
About Jean Ellis-LaBossiere
Jean Ellis-LaBossiere is a wedding officiant based in North Chelmsford, Massachusetts, with experience serving couples in Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire. She has vast years of experience and is well-versed in diverse settings and styles of weddings.
A personalized and professional experience is important for creating the ideal wedding ceremony, both of which are provided by Jean Ellis-LaBossiere. Her officiant experience began in 1982 and has offered the opportunity to work with a diverse clientele – including couples of all ages, interfaith couples, same-sex couples, first marriages, and those marrying again. Her respectful and adaptable presence ensures a beautiful wedding day.
Services
NOTARY
OFFICIANT
Testimonials
Highly recommended!
Jean was an absolute delight to work with! Jean took the time to get to know my husband and I as a couple and really personalized our ceremony. She even sent us a draft for us to review and make sure it’s what we wanted. Jean has a wonderful sense of humor that shines through her work with couples. I would highly recommend her to anyone getting married!!
Madison L.
FAQ
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Ceremony. The basic ceremony fee is $100 and goes up from there, depending on the location and services provided.
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Sorry, but no. Massachusetts law prohibits me from legally marrying you without a license in hand.
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After the ceremony, I will complete the section of the license for the Officiant and return it to the City or Town Hall that issued it. After they record your marriage, you will be able to get a certified copy from them.
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No
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Non-religious
Interfaith
Ceremony Rehearsal
Vow Renewal
Civil Union
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This will vary according to what a couple wishes to include in their ceremony. This can include readings, traditions, and music. The typical ceremony however, will be 15 to 20 minutes in length.