Who marries us if we’re non-religious?

When looking at officiants make sure to look for someone who can customise the ceremony. Usually if you find someone who does both religious and non-religious they are willing to be alot more willing to go into the religious side of things as much as you wish for them to.

We went the non religious route too and hired a Officiant altering the whole program to adjust around the one word that wouldn't be mentioned. It worked out well and great.

I feel like most people are hiring officiants for weddings now-a-days. Definitely meet with a few and ask them if they can include prayer in an otherwise non-religious ceremony.

Our ceremony venue (Guild Inn) recommended an officiant because we didn't have anyone in mind and aren't religious. We met with a couple of people from Enduring Promises and then confirmed the guy we sort of liked more (both were really nice and open to our indecisiveness). Enduring Promises has a template with suggestions that we fill out and the officiant gives us guidance if we want it along the way. There are various sections on the template (opening greeting, prayer, reading, vows, etc) and then hundreds of suggestions you can copy/paste, mix and match or just write your own. It has been super helpful to have all the suggestions!

We've also hired an Officiant.
Most of them are pretty flexible with the type of ceremony you'd like to have. They'll work with you to remove or incorporate aspects to the ceremony to make it your own, if that makes sense!

We hired an officiant off of wedding wire - he said that he can add in some religious things if we want (we won't be), so I'm sure you will be able to find at least one officiant that is willing to add a verse or two from the bible into the ceremony for you

This is normal! We are having an officiant marry us, FH is Italian and they are religious, but he really isn't, neither am I. We are doing one prayer in our ceremony, and then a reading. So there is a little bit in the ceremony, but it is not over the top!

Definitely an officiant. When we met with ours, he specifically asked if and how much religion we want incorporated into the ceremony. It's completely customizable according to each couple.