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An Anderson-based officiant and SC notary public performing lakeside elopements on Lake Hartwell from $150, plus custom ceremonies, since 2006.
Officiants · Greenville & Upstate
Officiant Ken delivers a flat $395 ceremony package covering consultation, custom scripting, and license filing across the Upstate.
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Built around ordained minister Ken, Upstate Wedding Officiant has collected more than 175 five-star reviews and a 2023 WeddingWire Couples' Choice Award for ceremonies across Greenville and the surrounding Upstate.
The company's single package, priced at $395, includes an initial virtual consultation, guidance through South Carolina's marriage license process, a ceremony script built around the couple's story, and day-of coordination touches: arriving roughly an hour early, checking in with the venue and any musicians, a sound check, and a final review with the wedding party before the ceremony. After the vows, the officiant returns the signed marriage license to the courthouse.
Ken and the team do not attend rehearsals as a matter of practice, reasoning that rehearsal time belongs to the family and bridal party rather than the vendors, a policy the company says saves couples roughly $150 compared with booking rehearsal attendance elsewhere. The business serves Greenville and the wider Upstate of South Carolina, along with parts of North Carolina and Georgia; booking runs through a HoneyBook scheduling link rather than a published phone number.
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