As a ULC Minister, you know how to put on a wedding- so why not help out with the little details? Paying attention to the small details can really set your wedding apart while adding a personal flair to the ceremony!

While the ULC makes getting ordained easy, actually performing the marriage can be a little more difficult! Acting as a Wedding Officiant is a serious matter, and check out this blog to be prepared as a minister!

Respect is a big factor during a funeral, and how you dress shows how much respect you show the loved one. ULC minsiters can perside over funerals, and it's important for them to know how to dress the deceased.

As ULC ministers know rescheduling a wedding is no easy decision. All the working parts that were prepared now have to be halted and that could cause issues especially for your florist. See what can be done in this case!

While you both have agreed to get married, maybe what your wedding is going to look like is far from agreed upon. That's okay! ULC ministers are used to this problem and see how this ULC article can help!

ULC ministers can officiate any type of wedding! And as couples start to drift away from traditional marriages some new and fun wedding trends have started up! See the exciting fun wedding trends these ULC ministers see.

There are over 3 million ULC ministers nationwide, meaning we know a thing or two about weddings! For new and even experienced ministers, learning these 4 elements of a wedding can really step your game up!

Dress codes for weddings always depend on the culture of the people getting married, and how preppy/formal the event is meant to be. A backyard-BBQ wedding may not need a suit and tie, but be prepared for any wedding!

Whether your wedding is traditional, religious, old school, or modern, you can always put your spin on nuptials. ULC Ministers officiate weddings everyday, and see six ways they put a spin on nuptials.

Making decisions is part of everyday life. However, some decisions are truly impactful and need to be decided with caution. In this ULC article, see some of the steps you can take to make better decisions.