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Last reviewed: September 24, 2026 | Edmonton |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 24, 2026. Business status: Active.
MDK Ceremonies provides Edmonton wedding officiant services through Marilyn Komarnisky, a government-authorized marriage commissioner in Alberta. The official website describes personalized legal civil marriage ceremonies, ceremony preparation, registry guidance and optional rehearsal support. Marilyn says she works with couples to develop wording that reflects their values and heritage, whether the ceremony is an informal gathering or a more formal event.
This profile is based on the business website reviewed on September 24, 2026. It summarizes the services and contact information published there. Couples should contact MDK Ceremonies directly to confirm current availability, ceremony requirements and the quote for their date and location.
MDK Ceremonies specializes in legal civil marriage ceremonies. The official site describes ceremonies for simple gatherings in a park or home, as well as more formal celebrations at Edmonton venues. The ceremony is customized with the couple, with the stated goal of reflecting their relationship, values and heritage.
The service process includes an initial meeting, paperwork guidance and assistance preparing for a registry visit to obtain a Marriage Registration/Licence document. The officiant says she checks the document for accuracy and prepares it for the ceremony.
Ceremony wording is developed collaboratively. Couples receive script templates to begin the process, followed by communication by phone, email and additional meetings as needed. A ceremony booklet is prepared for the ceremony and is described as a keepsake for the couple.
The official website identifies Edmonton, Alberta as the business location and service context. It does not provide a more detailed postal address or a complete list of communities served, so couples outside Edmonton should confirm whether their proposed ceremony location is within the officiant's service area.
The documented service may suit couples seeking a personalized civil ceremony rather than a fixed script. It may also be relevant to couples planning a ceremony at home, in a park or at a formal Edmonton venue, and to those who want help organizing the ceremony wording and legal paperwork.
A documented feature of MDK Ceremonies is the step-by-step process described on the services page, from the initial meeting and registry preparation through the ceremony and post-ceremony documentation. The site also states that the signed Registration document is submitted to Vital Statistics within 48 hours of the ceremony.
Another documented feature is coordination with wedding planners and other third-party providers. The about page says Marilyn has been officiating civil marriage ceremonies since 2014 and is comfortable working in both formal and rustic settings. These are statements published by the business and should be understood as operator-provided information.
The available evidence does not include independent reviews, current availability, a detailed service-radius statement, package inclusions or a published price list. Those items should be confirmed directly before booking.
Prices are not published on the official website. The services page says that every ceremony has unique requirements and directs couples to contact MDK Ceremonies for a quote. The initial meeting information also states that a deposit is required to hold a date and time in the calendar.
Because no fee schedule or package pricing was supplied, couples should request a written quote based on the ceremony date, location, format and selected services. Ask whether the quote includes the initial meeting, ceremony script development, rehearsal, travel, paperwork support and any post-ceremony documents.
MDK Ceremonies lists Edmonton, Alberta and the phone number 780-446-8976 on its official website. The contact page also lists mdkceremonies@shaw.ca and provides a form requesting the couple's name, email, phone number, ceremony date, ceremony time, ceremony location and message.
The business invites couples to provide detailed ceremony information so that a more accurate quote can be prepared. A practical first enquiry should include the proposed date, location, guest or ceremony format details and whether a rehearsal is being considered.
Before making a booking, confirm that MDK Ceremonies is available for the preferred date and that the proposed ceremony location is within the current service area. The official evidence identifies Edmonton but does not state a full travel boundary or availability calendar.
Couples should also confirm the total quote, deposit terms, payment schedule, cancellation or date-change conditions and any travel charges. If a rehearsal is desired, ask when it would take place, how long it would run and whether coordination with the planner or venue is included.
For the legal process, confirm which documents each partner must obtain, when the marriage licence should be delivered, what identification or registry steps apply and what the officiant will submit after the ceremony. The website describes registry guidance and post-ceremony paperwork, but couples should verify current provincial requirements for their circumstances.
The official services page says the post-ceremony envelope contains the ceremony booklet, instructions for applying for the official marriage certificate and a signed Civil Marriage Statement described as interim proof of marriage until the certificate is obtained.
The site also states that the signed Registration document is submitted to Vital Statistics within 48 hours of the ceremony. Couples should confirm the current process and timing during their consultation, particularly if they need documentation for a legal, travel or administrative purpose.
The official website describes customized legal civil marriage ceremonies and non-legal commitment rituals. It says ceremonies may be held in settings such as a home, park or formal venue.
Yes. The website says Marilyn can lead a rehearsal when one is appropriate and can coordinate with a wedding planner.
Prices are not published. The website says every ceremony has unique requirements and directs couples to contact MDK Ceremonies for a quote. It also states that a deposit is required to hold a date and time.
The official website lists 780-446-8976 and mdkceremonies@shaw.ca. Its contact form asks for ceremony date, time and location information.
Phone: 780-446-8976
Website: https://www.mdkceremonies.com/





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