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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Fort McMurray | Wedding Officiants |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Debbie Hahn is a Fort McMurray marriage commissioner whose official website publishes ceremony information, an appointment form and direct contact details. The site identifies Debbie Hahn by name, lists a Fort McMurray address and provides a dedicated Marriage Commissioner page with civil ceremony pricing.
For couples looking for a Fort McMurray marriage commissioner, the official site offers a useful starting point for discussing ceremony format, timing and practical arrangements. It presents several named ceremony concepts, but couples should still confirm the precise format, location and terms for their own wedding before booking.
Debbie Hahn’s official website identifies her as an Authorized Marriage Commissioner serving Fort McMurray. The wedding-related service information is presented on the Marriage Commissioner page, which describes civil marriage ceremony pricing options and states that ceremonies are available by appointment only.
The site also has a menu of named ceremony concepts. These include blended families, butterfly, honour your mother, loving cup, rose ceremony, sand ceremony, breaking of the glass, unity candle, and love letter and wine box ceremony options. The published menu shows subjects that may be discussed when planning a ceremony; it does not state that every element is included in every booking.
A separate Commissioner of Oaths page also appears on the site. That is distinct from the marriage-ceremony service and should be discussed separately if a couple is contacting the business only about a wedding.
The official contact page lists 135 Berard Crescent, Fort McMurray, AB T9K 1V8. Fort McMurray is therefore the confirmed local reference point for this listing.
The pricing page says travel outside city limits may involve an additional cost depending on distance, but it does not set out a travel radius, a community list or a published travel-fee schedule. Couples planning a ceremony outside Fort McMurray should ask whether their location can be accommodated and request the travel amount in writing.
The service may suit couples who want a commissioner-led civil marriage ceremony and wish to ask about one of the listed ceremonial elements. The official pages reviewed do not publish guest-count limits, venue requirements, ceremony duration, language options, religious affiliation or a current availability calendar.
A confirmed feature is the range of named ceremony concepts published on the official website. Family-focused and symbolic options are listed, giving couples specific ideas to raise during a consultation.
Another confirmed feature is the direct booking path. Visitors can call, email or submit an appointment request that asks for their name, phone number, email and event date. The pricing page also gives clear notice that ceremonies are by appointment only and encourages advance appointments where a specific date or time is important.
There are practical evidence limits to address directly with the business. The reviewed official pages do not publish a sample agreement, cancellation or postponement policy, exact travel boundaries, accessibility information, rehearsal process details, or availability. These are not negative claims about the service; they are details not stated on the official pages.
The official Marriage Commissioner page publishes a fee of $300, including GST, for a civil marriage ceremony. It says payment is by cash or e-transfer and that a $100 deposit is due at booking, with some exceptions noted by the business.
The same page lists additional costs of $75 when attendance at a wedding rehearsal is required, travel outside city limits depending on distance, and $100 if the ceremony is delayed by more than 20 minutes. These are published terms, but couples should confirm their own final total and any applicable exception before making a deposit.
Ask for written confirmation of the ceremony fee, included services, rehearsal need, travel charge, payment schedule and any timing-related conditions. This is especially important for venues outside the city or weddings with a detailed event timeline.
The official website lists phone number 780-715-6973 and email address debhahn04@gmail.com. Its contact page says to call to book an appointment, while the website form provides another way to send basic event details.
When making an enquiry, provide the wedding date, ceremony start time, location and the preferred contact method. Mention whether the ceremony is inside or outside Fort McMurray, whether a rehearsal may be needed and whether any listed ceremony concept is of interest. Those details help the business confirm availability and quote applicable additional costs.
The official site notes that it makes efforts to accommodate last-minute requests, while also explaining that demand can exceed availability. Couples with a fixed date or time should contact the business early rather than treating availability as assumed.
Confirm availability for the exact ceremony date, start time and location before finalising other arrangements. If the venue is outside city limits, ask for the travel charge and whether any additional logistics affect the booking.
Discuss the agreed ceremony format and whether a chosen ceremony concept can be included. Couples should also ask what the civil ceremony fee covers, whether a rehearsal is required, and how the published delay condition would apply to their event schedule.
Before paying the deposit, request written confirmation of the total price, payment method and deadline, any travel or rehearsal fees, and the procedure for rescheduling or cancelling. Ask what documents the couple must bring and when they need to be supplied, as the reviewed official pages do not set out document requirements.
This profile is intended to help couples research Debbie Hahn’s documented local marriage-commissioner service. For broader planning, use Canada Wedding Guide’s directory and wedding-planning resources to organise vendor research and ceremony questions.
Keeping the page focused on the business name and Fort McMurray marriage commissioner searches helps couples find the relevant official service information without duplicating general city-directory or wedding-planning content.
The official Marriage Commissioner page lists $300 including GST for a civil marriage ceremony. It also says a $100 deposit is due at booking, with some exceptions possible.
The official page lists $75 for attendance at a required wedding rehearsal, travel outside city limits depending on distance, and $100 for a ceremony delay of more than 20 minutes. Confirm the final total for your event directly with the business.
The official website lists 780-715-6973 and debhahn04@gmail.com. It also provides an appointment form and asks couples to call to book a consultation.
The site lists blended families, butterfly, honour your mother, loving cup, rose, sand, breaking of the glass, unity candle, and love letter and wine box ceremony options.
Address: 135 Berard Crescent, Fort McMurray, AB T9K 1V8
Phone: 780-715-6973
Website: https://debbiehahn.ca/





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