Examples of 'can officiate' in a sentence
Meaning of "can officiate"
can officiate: Refers to the ability or authority to perform or conduct a ceremony, religious service, or official duty
How to use "can officiate" in a sentence
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can officiate
Anybody that can officiate this.
I can officiate the wedding.
Maybe his ghost can officiate your wedding.
You are the only one here who can officiate.
You can officiate as the priest.
I know who can officiate.
They can officiate Mass and raise children.
Locate a priest in your wedding destination who can officiate your wedding ceremony.
You can officiate.
For Catholic ceremonies in the Monastery Chapel we have a priest who can officiate the mass.
Barney can officiate.
Just give me somebody … anybody that can officiate this.
Who can officiate at my wedding ceremony?
As a vow renewal is not a legal ceremony, essentially anyone can officiate it.
In Nevada, notaries can officiate marriages as well.
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For instance, many want to buy an ordination so that they can officiate at a wedding.
Who can officiate a wedding in North Carolina?
Though she has no pulpit, Oelsner can officiate at ceremonies outside the synagogue.
A Massachusetts minister, priest, rabbi, or justice of the peace can officiate the ceremony.
Who can officiate the wedding?
Glory you won't have. You're the only one here who can officiate.
He can officiate our wedding!
I can officiate the wedding. This week he said: Patrick want peanuts.
Mayors can officiate at marriages in Breton, Corsican, Creole or any other language, alongside French.
Q, Who can officiate my wedding?
