Mr. Ken LeLacheur – Authorized Alberta Marriage Commissioner

Last reviewed: August 31, 2026. Availability unconfirmed. Review pending.

This CanadaWeddingGuide profile covers the existing listing for Mr. Ken LeLacheur – Authorized Alberta Marriage Commissioner, previously associated with Edmonton wedding ceremonies. The supplied legacy description says that Ken was a wedding officiant who could help couples design a ceremony and allow couples to use their own vows. However, the current website supplied for verification is Student Legal Services of Edmonton, a legal clinic, and its pages do not mention Ken LeLacheur, marriage commissioning or wedding services.

For that reason, couples searching for an Edmonton wedding officiant Ken LeLacheur should treat this page as review pending rather than as a confirmed active business profile. The information below separates the historical listing from what the current first-party evidence does and does not verify. Last reviewed: August 31, 2026.

Services and specialization

The legacy CWG record describes Ken LeLacheur as a wedding officiant based in Edmonton and refers to licensed service and the ability for a couple to use its own vows. It also describes a background as a former educator, counsellor and consultant, but those statements are not supported by the current first-party evidence pack.

The supplied current website identifies Student Legal Services of Edmonton and documents civil, criminal, family, human-rights and legal-education projects. It contains no wedding-service information. A current wedding offering, ceremony format, licence-related service or vow policy therefore cannot be confirmed.

• Historical listing: wedding officiant in Edmonton.
• Historical service note: couple’s own vows permitted.
• Current wedding services: not verified.

Service area and who it may suit

The existing CWG taxonomy places this listing in Edmonton, Alberta, and the legacy record refers to an Alberta marriage commissioner. The supplied current website also has Edmonton office locations, but those locations belong to Student Legal Services and cannot be attributed to Ken LeLacheur.

The listing may be relevant to couples researching an Edmonton ceremony officiant, subject to confirmation that the individual and service are still connected to the page. No current travel area, venue coverage, ceremony type or appointment format is documented in the evidence.

• Edmonton, Alberta is the historical location in the CWG record.
• Current service geography is unverified.
• Do not assume the current legal-clinic addresses are business locations for this listing.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

The only documented service feature in the legacy record is the stated allowance for couples to use their own vows. This is a historical listing statement, not a current first-party confirmation. The current website’s description of Student Legal Services does not support any wedding-related strength.

The principal limitation is an identity mismatch: the supplied domain is for Student Legal Services of Edmonton, and the evidence does not connect that organisation with Ken LeLacheur. Current operating status, qualifications, availability and contact information should therefore remain unconfirmed.

• Documented historical feature: own-vow ceremonies were said to be allowed.
• Current identity and operating status require review.
• No current reviews, awards, capacity or availability were verified.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published in the supplied evidence. No ceremony fee, package, deposit, travel charge, cancellation policy or payment terms can be reported.

Couples should request a current written quote only after confirming that they are contacting the correct officiant and that the service is currently available.

• Prices are not published.
• Package inclusions and additional charges are not verified.

Contact and booking

No current phone number, email address or booking form for Ken LeLacheur was verified. The phone numbers and addresses displayed on the supplied Student Legal Services pages belong to that legal clinic and must not be used as contact details for this wedding-officiant listing.

The legacy phone number and website are unverified and are omitted from the contact fields. A publisher or business representative should confirm the correct contact route before this profile is made active.

• Verified wedding-business phone: none supplied.
• Verified wedding-business address: none supplied.
• Booking method: not documented.

What couples should confirm

Before making plans, couples should confirm the officiant’s current identity, Alberta authorisation or appointment status, operating status and connection to this CWG listing. They should also verify whether ceremonies are available in Edmonton, whether the couple may write or use personal vows, and what documentation or marriage-licence steps are required.

Ask for the current fee and a written outline of what it covers, including consultation time, ceremony delivery, travel and any filing responsibilities. Couples should also confirm dates, meeting arrangements, cancellation terms and the correct contact details.

• Is Ken LeLacheur currently accepting wedding bookings?
• What Alberta authorisation or appointment applies to the ceremony?
• Are personal vows permitted under the current service?
• What is included in the fee, and are prices or packages available?
• Where and how will consultations and the ceremony take place?

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Frequently asked questions

Is Ken LeLacheur currently confirmed as an Edmonton wedding officiant?

No. The legacy CWG record describes that service, but the supplied current website is for Student Legal Services of Edmonton and does not mention Ken LeLacheur or weddings. The listing is therefore review pending.

Are prices available for this wedding-officiant listing?

Prices are not published in the supplied evidence. Couples should confirm the correct business identity before requesting current pricing.

Can couples use their own vows?

The legacy listing says couples were allowed to use their own vows. This feature has not been confirmed by a current first-party wedding-business source.

Sources checked

• https://canadaweddingguide.com/mr-ken-lelacheur-authorized-alberta-marriage-commissioner/