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Last reviewed: October 16, 2026 | Fredericton |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: October 16, 2026. Business status: Active.
Spirit Renewal Ministries presents a wedding ministry for couples seeking a Fredericton wedding officiant or minister. Its official wedding page says ceremonies are custom developed around the couple's situation and family, with attention to religious and spiritual elements. The ministry identifies Fredericton, New Brunswick, among its Canadian locations and says it has conducted ceremonies in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and parts of Ontario, as well as internationally.
This profile was last reviewed on October 16, 2026, using the ministry's official wedding and About pages. The published information outlines a consultation-led ceremony process, but it does not publish current prices, a complete postal address or detailed booking availability. Couples should contact Spirit Renewal Ministries directly to confirm whether their date, location, ceremony format and legal requirements can be accommodated.
The official wedding page lists an initial visit with the couple, preparation of sample wedding services, ongoing telephone support and consultation, and finalisation of wedding vows with input from the couple. It also lists a wedding rehearsal, where possible, followed by the services of a minister at the marriage ceremony. The page states that a male or female officiant is available.
The ministry describes each ceremony as custom developed according to the couple's unique situation. Its About page describes Spirit Renewal Ministries as a non-denominational ministry and says its work includes marriage services and pastoral ministry. Together, these statements indicate a faith-informed ceremony service, but couples should discuss how much religious content they want included.
The wedding page says Spirit Renewal Ministries has conducted ceremonies in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and throughout Southern and Central Ontario. It also refers to Eastern Canada and lists Fredericton, New Brunswick, and Scarborough, Ontario, in the site footer. The supplied evidence does not establish a complete current travel boundary, so couples outside those areas should confirm location coverage before making arrangements.
The documented approach may suit couples who want a ceremony shaped around their circumstances, family and spiritual or religious preferences. It may also suit couples who value consultation and assistance with vows. The page does not state whether the ministry handles civil-only ceremonies, interfaith requests, specific denominations or particular venue types, so those details require a direct discussion.
A documented feature of the service is its structured preparation process: the ministry lists an initial visit, sample services, ongoing consultation, vow finalisation, rehearsal support and follow-up after the wedding. It also states that it completes and submits government registration paperwork. These are published service components, not independent endorsements or guarantees of a particular ceremony experience.
Important information remains unconfirmed in the supplied evidence. The website does not provide a current price list, named package inclusions, capacity information, availability calendar or a full postal address. The wedding page also displays a different ministry telephone number in its footer from the wedding contact number. Couples should use the wedding-page contact details when making an initial enquiry and confirm the preferred current contact route.
Prices are not published. The official wedding page lists services and preparation steps but does not provide current ceremony fees, package prices, travel charges, rehearsal charges or payment terms.
Before booking, ask for a written quotation that explains what is included in the ceremony, consultations, rehearsal support, paperwork submission and any travel. Confirm whether the fee changes by location, date, ceremony length or requested customisation, and ask about the deposit, balance, cancellation terms and accepted payment methods.
The official wedding page provides the telephone number 647-621-0942 and includes an email contact prompt, although the supplied page excerpt does not display a complete email address. The page also refers to an initial visit, which suggests that couples should begin by describing their date, venue, location and ceremony preferences.
The site footer separately displays 506-721-3903. Because the wedding page places 647-621-0942 beside the wedding enquiry information, couples should use that number first and confirm which contact details remain current. No booking calendar or availability statement is published.
Couples should confirm the officiant's authority and the process for completing and submitting marriage registration paperwork for the province where the ceremony will take place. The wedding page provides general licence guidance for Ontario, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, but licence rules and administrative requirements should be checked with the relevant provincial authority as well as with the officiant.
Also confirm the ceremony language and religious content, whether the preferred officiant is available, who attends the rehearsal, how outdoor-weather alternatives are handled, and whether the ministry will travel to the chosen venue. Ask how many consultations are included despite the reference to ongoing unlimited telephone support, and obtain the final fee and terms before committing.
Spirit Renewal Ministries says it was founded in Toronto in 2006 and describes itself as a non-denominational ministry serving communities of faith and individuals in Canada and abroad. Its About page explains that the ministry provides pastoral and marriage services and identifies Fredericton, New Brunswick, and Scarborough, Ontario, among its listed locations.
For wedding-specific information, the official Weddings page is the more relevant source because it sets out the ceremony preparation process, service components and provincial licence notes. Couples should treat the published regional references as a starting point and confirm current operations, contact details and availability directly.
The official wedding page says the ministry has conducted ceremonies in New Brunswick and lists Fredericton among its locations. Confirm current availability, travel coverage and the specific ceremony location directly.
Yes. The official page says each ceremony is custom developed and that vows are finalised with input from the couple. Discuss the desired religious or spiritual content during consultation.
Prices are not published. Request a current quotation and confirm what is included, including consultations, rehearsal support, travel and government registration paperwork.
The wedding page places 647-621-0942 beside the wedding enquiry information. The site footer also shows 506-721-3903, so ask the ministry to confirm the current preferred contact number.
Phone: 647-621-0942
Website: https://www.spiritrenewalministries.com/Weddings.html





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