Premarital counselling
Premarital counselling is essential when planning to get married. It’s a marriage preparation where topics such as communication, future goals, finance, commitment, children and parenting, expectations, and much more are discussed.
Seek premarital counselling several months before your wedding day to allow enough time to discuss important topics without the pressure of last-minute wedding preparations.
The Wedding Ceremony
A wedding ceremony is a public proclamation of marriage; it is a formal event binding two people in marriage; it is here that a religious or civil union is solemnized.
I am on my way to becoming a registered marriage officer; until then, I am available to hold wedding ceremonies while a marriage officer processes the legalities.
Here are Marriage Officers you can call on to register and officiate your marriage:
Rev Michael Craig. Presbyterian. Parktown North and Norwood, Johannesburg. revmcraig67@gmail.com
Pastor Molefe Tlhone. Charismatic. Randburg, Johannesburg. kesehoja@gmail.com
Rev Peter Butterworth. Methodist. Hillcrest, KZN. minister@hmckzn.co.za
Here are Marriage Officers who will register and officiate same-sex marriages as well:
Rev Hansie Woolmarans. Presbyterian. Douglasdale, Johannesburg. hansiew03@gmail.com
Rev Eugene-Joshua Mouton. White Robed Monks of St. Benedict South Africa. Veltervredenpark, Johannesburg. eugene-joshua@live.co.za
Rev Louis van der Riet. Dutch Reformed Church. Cape Town. rlouisvdr@gmail.com
Pastor Lizelle Stemmett. Charismatic. Inter Vivos Ministries. Pretoria. pastorlizelle@gmail.com
Here are clergy that will officiate marriages, although they are not yet registered marriage officers:
Pastor Xana McCauley. Charismatic. Fourways, Johannesburg. xanatalk@gmail.com
Rev Jane Codrington. We Are Church. Waverley, Johannesburg. jane@codrington.biz
Pastor Xenobia Poole. We Are Church. Bromhof, Johannesburg. xenobiav@gmail.com