Whether you’ve been inspired to officiate your first ceremony or you’re ready to start your own officiant business, this professional training course will teach you how to create, deliver, and legally perform weddings in Quebec.

Wedding Officiant Training in Quebec

Want to become a legal wedding officiant in Quebec?

- People who want to become certified wedding officiants in Quebec
- Friends or family members asked to officiate a loved one’s wedding
- Anyone passionate about celebrating love and crafting meaningful ceremonies

We offer in-person and virtual training. You’ll be recognized by the Directeur de l’état civil du Québec and legally authorized to perform marriages in the province.

This officiant training is ideal for...

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  • How to write and personalize a wedding ceremony script
  • What to say during a ceremony (and what not to forget!)
  • How to complete all legal steps before, during, and after the marriage
  • Optional rituals and modern ceremony ideas
  • How to work with couples and create a great experience
  • Tips for public speaking, voice, and pacing
  • Tools to launch your officiant business (branding, pricing, marketing)

You'll Learn

You’ll be recognized by the Directeur de l’état civil du Québec and legally authorized to perform marriages in the province. You’ll also be invited to join the Rose Gold Celebrations officiant community, with mentorship, referrals, and continuing support.

Upon Completion

Training Format & Cost

IN PERSON & VIRTUAL FORMATS AVAILABLE

  • 2 sessions (in-person or virtual)
  • Ceremony and officiant business materials
  • Personalized coaching
  • 1-year membership in our officiant network (value: $250)

In-Person: 2 half-days in Laval (9:00 AM – 1:30 PM)
Virtual: 2 weekday evenings (5:00 PM – 9:30 PM). Flexible weekend or daytime options are also available. 


$750

Frequently Asked Questions

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Planning a wedding comes with many questions — and we're here to make things easy. Below are some of the most common questions couples ask about our wedding officiant services. If you don’t see your question answered, feel free to contact us.

The Wedding Officiant Course covers every step from initial client contact to post-ceremony requirements. You'll learn to create and deliver exceptional wedding ceremonies while receiving guidance on marketing, business planning, and ongoing support materials.

THE BEST PART? You will be recognized by the Directeur de l’état civil and legally authorized to perform weddings in the province of Quebec. Join our growing team and benefit from the support and experience of fellow graduates of Rose Gold Celebrations.

How does it work?

$750 total, including your first year's $250 annual dues.

How much does it cost?

In-person classes take place in Laval over two half-days, between 9:00 am and 1:30 pm each day.

Virtual classes take place over two weeknights, usually from 4:30 pm to 8:00 pm, however this is flexible based on the group.

*Daytime classes are possible during the week, based on demand.

How long is the training? 

No! I offer flexible scheduling including weekdays, weekday evenings, and weekends for both in-person and virtual sessions. Contact me to inquire about alternative dates not currently published.

Do you only do classes on weekends?

Our wedding officiating package is $800. Additional fees may apply for travel outside our service area or for custom additions.

For those seeking a legal signing only, we offer a streamlined option at our office for $550. This includes a short, non-personalized ceremony with the option to exchange rings and/or vows if you wish.

How much do your officiant services cost?

Yes! We love helping couples celebrate milestone anniversaries with custom vow renewal ceremonies. Whether intimate or elaborate, we’re honoured to be part of your continued love story.

Do you perform vow renewals?

Of course! At Rose Gold Celebrations, we celebrate love in all its beautiful forms. Whether your wedding is same-sex, queer, trans-inclusive, or anywhere on the LGBTQIA2S+ spectrum, it would be our honour to officiate your ceremony with the respect and joy it deserves.

Do you perform LGBTQIA2S+ weddings?

We recommend booking as soon as you’ve confirmed your venue. Especially for peak seasons. Your officiant is a key part of the day, and we’re here to make your ceremony legal, meaningful, and memorable. Reach out early to secure your date.

When should we book your services?

Got you with that title, didn’t we? 😉  We love when couples think outside the box! While flower girls and ring bearers are traditional, why not invite your grandmothers to be Flower Grandmas or have your grandfathers present the rings? It’s a beautiful way to honour the generations that came before you, and we’re all for it.

Can we break tradition with the wedding party roles?

We’ll come to the location of your choice — whether that’s your home, cottage, a banquet hall, hotel, or outdoor venue. Ceremonies can be held almost anywhere that is accessible to the public and has a civic address in Quebec.

Where can we get married?

Our ceremonies typically last 25 to 30 minutes. The exact length depends on your selected script, any added rituals (like a unity ceremony), or personal touches.

How long is the ceremony?

Our officiants typically wear a simple dark coloured dress or professional attire to blend seamlessly into the background. If you have a theme and would like us to coordinate, we’re happy to discuss this.

What do your officiants wear?

We actually recommend reading your vows from a printed page or vow booklet, rather than from your phone or memorizing them.

Do we need to memorize our vows?

A rehearsal isn’t always required, but it depends on the complexity of your ceremony and your comfort level. Our presence is optional, as we do not rehearse the full script or vows. A walkthrough with your wedding party is often enough. If you’d like us to attend, we offer rehearsal services for an additional fee (starting around $150, depending on the location and time commitment).

Is a rehearsal necessary?

That’s a kind offer, but no, we do not stay for dinner. After your ceremony, we’ll provide your copy of the DEC-50, pack up, wish you all the best, and leave you to celebrate with your loved ones.

Do you stay for dinner?

Absolutely. In the very unlikely event that your assigned officiant is unable to perform your ceremony, one of our trusted colleagues from the Rose Gold Celebrations team will step in to ensure your day goes off without a hitch.

Do you have an emergency backup plan?

Not at all. While gratuities are always appreciated, they are not expected. The best way to say thank you? Leave us a Google review and refer a friend. Some couples do all of the above and we’re so grateful!

Is gratuity expected?

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learn how create, deliver, and legally perform weddings in Quebec