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| Rev. Phil Landers is the Chicago area’s favorite wedding officiant • minister • pastor |
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Think About Wedding Ceremonies You Have Been To |
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- When was the last time you were at a wedding ceremony that was enjoyable and interesting?
- Why do so many guests skip the ceremony and only show up for the reception?
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| Wedding ceremonies are routine, pretty much the same, even kind of boring. They follow the same basic pattern. Yawn. |
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| But what if you surprised your guests with something they weren’t expecting? What if your love story was shared at your ceremony by a master storyteller? |
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| In addition, you will have a wedding ceremony:
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“I Spent an Hour and a Half Trying to Find a Bad Review” |
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“When I was searching for a minister, I spent an hour and a half trying to find a bad review of Rev. Phil. I was very skeptical of using a minister I'd found online, but being able to see Rev. Phil's videos helped a lot, and he was very willing to talk with me on the phone and explain his style. He made me feel very comfortable and was professional the entire time. He met with me and my fiancé and got all the details banged out, even though we spent more time than we initially planned. His experience and professionalism ensured the wedding went very smoothly; and it was awesome that we could read through our entire ceremony beforehand. He made sure every detail was covered, was willing to try new things and work with our preferences and opinions, and really made sure that the wedding came out stellar. He asked that we respect his religious background but did not force it upon us. Our ceremony was not really religious, but he still gave it the feel of a momentous, all-encompassing event and made us feel really special. He had us laughing, smiling, and we had TONS of people come up to us afterward and comment on how much they loved the ceremony. We had very religious people at our wedding as well as atheists, young and old, and everyone loved it. He was always kind and professional and respectful and worked closely with our other vendors to make sure every moment was right. I was so hesitant to use some dude I found online, but I'm so happy we chose him, because he really helped make the day run smoothly. More than anything, though, he helped us create a great ceremony, gave us the freedom to help craft it while guiding us on points that he knew from experience would help make it better. With him I was always confident that I'd have a great ceremony, and I was right. He's personable, professional, and I have no doubt he will give others the same attention, respect and beautiful wedding that he gave us. The ceremony was just awesome. Devout or agnostic, big cathedral or secular banquet hall, he'll craft you a wedding that really ‘feels’ like you.”
Tiger & Mark, Hotel Baker, St. Charles, 7/10/10
from a  WeddingWire review |
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3 Things Rev. Phil Will Do
That No Other Officiant Will Do |
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- Shares your love story at your wedding — so your ceremony is romantic, personal and fun!
- Provides expert guidance in a 2 hour planning session — he suggests, you decide!
- Gets you a complete script10 days before your wedding — so you know everything that will be said and done at your ceremony. No surprises!
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2011 Awards |
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| And in 2011 — the first time theknot.com has ever given this award to an officiant! |
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Dourin, another bride, says on the show, “Rita’s ceremony was beautiful. They told the story how they met. I’ve never, ever, een anything like that. It was just amazing to me. I love it!”
