Non-religious & secular
Non-religious wedding officiant in Orlando
The most common request in Orlando wedding threads is simple: we want a normal, non-religious ceremony that still feels like us. Katherine Imundi is a non-religious wedding officiant who writes secular and civil ceremonies for couples across Orlando, Disney-area venues, and Central Florida.
A non-religious wedding is not a cold courthouse reading. Katherine listens for humor, sentiment, readings, and unity rituals — then writes vows with inclusive language and zero church structure unless you ask for a spiritual touch. Couples who are interfaith, atheist, agnostic, or simply not church-going choose her so guests feel welcomed instead of preached to.
She travels to gardens, hotels, backyards, beaches, and private venues. Legal marriage still requires a Florida marriage license; Katherine, a licensed notary, performs the legal solemnization and files the paperwork after the ceremony.
What questions should we ask a non-religious officiant?
Ask whether they write original ceremonies or use a template, whether they will omit prayer and scripture, how they handle mixed-belief families, and whether they are legally authorized in Florida (notary or ordained). Katherine writes every ceremony from scratch and will send wording for your review.
Civil ceremony vs. courthouse wedding
A courthouse wedding is a short appointment at the clerk's office. A civil ceremony with Katherine is a full personalized wedding at your venue — same legal result, completely different feeling. Many Orlando couples hire a civil officiant specifically to avoid both church language and the courthouse line.
What Katherine offers
- Secular by default — No prayer, scripture, or God language unless you request it.
- Still deeply personal — Custom vows, readings, and rituals — never a fill-in-the-blank script.
- All couples welcome — LGBTQ+ friendly, interfaith-comfortable, blended families included.
Common questions
Who is a non-religious wedding officiant in Orlando?
Katherine Imundi of I Marry Couples is a secular and civil wedding officiant serving Orlando and Central Florida. She writes non-denominational ceremonies without religious structure unless you ask for spiritual elements.
Can a notary perform a non-religious wedding in Florida?
Yes. Florida notaries public are authorized to solemnize marriage. Katherine is a licensed Florida notary, so your secular ceremony is fully legal with a valid marriage license.
Will our families feel like something is missing?
Katherine can include a moment of gratitude, a reading, or a unity ritual that honors family without using religious language. You approve the wording before the day.