officiant
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i noun
a person who officiates at a religious service or ceremony.
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| a person who presides and officiates at a religious ceremony | |
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Word Origin & History
officiant
1844, from M.L. officiantem, prp. of officiare "perform religious services," from L. officium (see office).
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Example sentences
The information on the marriage certificate is provided by the couple themselves and the officiant.
If you wish to be married at the courthouse, you must make your own arrangements with a minister or marriage officiant.
Hotels and resorts can arrange for a non-denominational officiant to perform the service.
Following the ceremony, the officiant must sign the license and return it to the city or town clerk where it was issued.
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