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Marry Me Ceremonies

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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Airdrie | Wedding Officiants |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.

Marry Me Ceremonies is an Airdrie wedding officiant service led by Warren Pearce. Its official website says Pearce is licensed with the Province of Alberta to perform wedding ceremonies and works with couples on ceremonies that may be simple or elaborate, formal or informal, indoors or outdoors. The current official website is marrymeceremonies.ca; the previously associated Five Star Events website does not represent this business.

The service is based in Airdrie and describes its reach as Calgary and area, with longer-distance travel considered by arrangement. Couples can discuss the ceremony by phone, Zoom or over coffee before booking details are finalized. This profile was last reviewed on August 9, 2026, using direct pages on the official Marry Me Ceremonies website.

Services and specialization

Marry Me Ceremonies centres on wedding officiating by Warren Pearce. The official homepage says couples may choose the style and location of their ceremony, including formal or informal and indoor or outdoor formats. Pearce provides a draft ceremony that couples can adjust, and the FAQ confirms that couples may write their own vows. He can also provide examples for couples who want help getting started.

Pre-marriage coaching is a documented supplementary service. Couples may book one-hour sessions and select topics such as communication, conflict resolution, finances, expectations, intimacy, extended family and the transition to parenting. The coaching page says couples may request other discussion topics, subject to whether Pearce can accommodate them. Coaching is encouraged but is not required before he officiates a wedding.

Licensed by the Province of Alberta, according to the official website
Adjustable ceremony draft and permission to use personal vows
Optional pre-marriage coaching sessions
Rehearsal attendance may be included by agreement

Ceremony planning and options

The process begins when a couple contacts Pearce by phone, text or email to ask about a date and time. The official site says some couples reserve as much as a year ahead, while others make contact only days or weeks before their ceremony. This is not a promise of short-notice availability; couples should check their date directly.

An informal conversation can take place by phone, Zoom or over coffee so the couple can meet Pearce and ask questions. The FAQ says he supplies a ceremony draft and permits the couple to request adjustments. Photographers may take pictures during the ceremony, and Pearce normally wears a dark suit and tie, although the site says he can usually consider special clothing requests.

Service area and who it may suit

The official contact page places Marry Me Ceremonies in Airdrie, Alberta, while the homepage identifies the service with Calgary and area. The FAQ says most of Pearce’s weddings are within that area, although he may travel farther when the details are discussed in advance. No fixed travel radius or destination list is published.

The service may suit couples looking for one officiant who will discuss their preferences, prepare an editable ceremony draft and allow personal vows. It may also be relevant to couples who want optional relationship-focused coaching from the same provider. Couples planning a ceremony outside the Calgary–Airdrie area should confirm travel availability, expenses and timing before relying on the service for their date.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include ceremony-format flexibility, an editable draft, personal-vow support, optional coaching and several ways to hold the initial discussion. The official About page says Pearce has performed weddings and provided marriage coaching for more than 20 years and has experience as a pastor. These are confirmed service characteristics, not independent endorsements or guarantees about a particular ceremony.

The official website leaves several practical details unpublished. It does not provide a street address, so only Airdrie can be confirmed and the address field has been left blank. It also does not explain deposits, cancellation terms, taxes, travel charges, coaching fees or what is included beyond the base ceremony. The site does not clearly define the religious, non-religious, interfaith or inclusive ceremony formats available. Couples should discuss any required wording, traditions or accessibility needs directly.

Pricing

The official License & Fees page publishes a ceremony fee of $225. This is the only explicit service price found on the current official website as reviewed on August 9, 2026. The page does not specify whether tax, travel, a rehearsal or other additions are included.

Pre-marriage coaching is offered, but its price is not published. Couples should request a written quotation covering the ceremony location, rehearsal attendance, travel, coaching, payment schedule and cancellation or rescheduling terms. The marriage licence is separate: the official site states that the couple must obtain it from an Alberta registry agent.

Published ceremony fee: $225
Coaching price: not published
Travel and rehearsal charges: not published
Marriage licence: obtained separately by the couple

Contact and booking

Couples can contact Warren Pearce by calling or texting 587-580-8824 or by emailing info@marrymeceremonies.ca. The official contact page identifies him as Warren Pearce, B.Th., MAR, and lists Airdrie, Alberta, without a street address.

The official site recommends making contact as soon as the wedding date is known so availability can be checked and the date secured. Before treating a date as confirmed, couples should ask what agreement, retainer or payment is required and obtain written confirmation of the ceremony time and location. Pearce says he is not a wedding planner, so coordination responsibilities should be assigned separately.

What couples should confirm

Ask whether Warren Pearce is available for the exact ceremony date, start time and venue, especially when travel outside the Calgary–Airdrie area is involved. Confirm the total fee and whether it includes preparation meetings, ceremony drafting, requested revisions, rehearsal attendance, travel, parking and any required tax.

Couples should also discuss the intended ceremony tone, personal vows, readings, cultural or faith elements, attire and photographer access. Confirm who will guide the rehearsal, when the final ceremony text is due and which documents the couple must bring. The official FAQ states that two witnesses aged at least 18 are required, but couples should verify all current legal requirements with Alberta authorities and obtain their own marriage licence.

Exact date, time and venue availability
Complete written price and payment terms
Travel and rehearsal arrangements
Religious, secular, cultural or personalized elements
Marriage-licence and witness responsibilities
Backup arrangements if the officiant cannot attend

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Frequently asked questions

Can couples write their own vows with Marry Me Ceremonies?

Yes. The official FAQ says couples may write their own vows, and Warren Pearce can provide examples.

Does Warren Pearce attend wedding rehearsals?

Rehearsal attendance can form part of the agreement. Couples should confirm availability and whether the published ceremony fee includes it.

Is pre-marriage coaching mandatory?

No. The official FAQ says coaching is encouraged but not required before Pearce officiates the wedding.

What is the published ceremony price?

The official License & Fees page lists the ceremony at $225. Travel, rehearsal, coaching, tax and other possible charges are not detailed, so couples should request a complete quotation.