Wedding Bookings
A wedding, as we all know, is one of the most important events in our lives. So your special day must be as perfect as possible! Beryl has conducted hundreds of weddings in her career as a Marriage Commissioner. She is happy to work with you to personalize your ceremony, and also to make your wedding as warm and romantic as possible. Please email Beryl or call her at (780) 852-8502, for more information or use the form below to book your wedding date.
Please complete and return the form below. Don't worry if you don't have all of your information. Fill in what you know and Beryl will get back to you for more details.
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Collection of Personal Information
This personal information is being collected for the purpose of conducting your wedding ceremony. It is protected by the privacy provisions of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act of Alberta. For information concerning this collection, please call the Marriage Commissioner at (780) 852-8502. |
Site Decisions
In the interests of public safety and preservation of heritage sites within Jasper National Park, the Marriage Commissioner reserves the right to have final approval of the ceremony location, and may veto any suggested sites which may, in the Marriage Commissioner's opinion, be considered dangerous. |
Important Booking Notes
- When contacting me to request a wedding ceremony date, no booking is confirmed until an actual time is specified and agreed upon between the Marriage Commissioner and the couple.
- If you require a rehearsal or a meeting with me, there is an additional fee of $150.
Punctuality is Essential
Couples should be aware of the fact that marriage commissioners often have weddings booked on the hour, one after the other; therefore, if wedding groups are late, there is often the possibility that their wedding time will have to be delayed until after other weddings have taken place. Consequently, punctuality is absolutely essential.
Couples should be aware of the fact that marriage commissioners often have weddings booked on the hour, one after the other; therefore, if wedding groups are late, there is often the possibility that their wedding time will have to be delayed until after other weddings have taken place. Consequently, punctuality is absolutely essential.
Arriving Fashionably Late? (Unacceptable Custom)
Over the years this rude expression seems to have been included into our daily lives as an acceptable practice for social events. To arrive late to a party, may be merely annoying to the hostess, but to arrive late for your own wedding ceremony or as the guest at a wedding ceremony, is completely improper.
To delay the start of the ceremony due to lateness from the bride/groom or any member of the wedding party, shows a complete lack of manners and taste. Lateness demonstrates a lack of respect for the ceremony itself, and also for your marriage commissioner and other individuals who are contributing their time.
As a guest, your late arrival and seating will become a distraction from the ceremony. If you have arrived late, sit at the back with as little disturbance as possible. Always plan to arrive at least 15 minutes earlier than the set time for ceremony.
Over the years this rude expression seems to have been included into our daily lives as an acceptable practice for social events. To arrive late to a party, may be merely annoying to the hostess, but to arrive late for your own wedding ceremony or as the guest at a wedding ceremony, is completely improper.
To delay the start of the ceremony due to lateness from the bride/groom or any member of the wedding party, shows a complete lack of manners and taste. Lateness demonstrates a lack of respect for the ceremony itself, and also for your marriage commissioner and other individuals who are contributing their time.
As a guest, your late arrival and seating will become a distraction from the ceremony. If you have arrived late, sit at the back with as little disturbance as possible. Always plan to arrive at least 15 minutes earlier than the set time for ceremony.
