5 Best Wedding Officiants in New York (2026)

Honeybreak Officiants is a woman-owned New York wedding officiant company that has been writing and performing ceremonies since 2012, specializing in LGBTQIA+, interfaith, non-denominational and non-religious weddings. Its officiants are legally registered in both New York State and New York City, the two separate credentials required to perform ceremonies here. The company has been recognized as one of the top inclusive wedding officiants by Catalyst Wedding Co.

Officiant NYC has served New York City, North New Jersey and Long Island since 2007, with a team of multilingual officiants who bring backgrounds in theatre, film and public speaking to their ceremonies. It offers civil, non-denominational, spiritual, traditional and religious ceremonies, and has been recognized with Best of Zola and Best of Weddings on The Knot and WeddingWire. Multiple officiants work under the company, matched to each couple's specific needs.

New York Marriage Bureau, based in Brooklyn, offers wedding officiant and elopement services across New York, with staff able to handle same-week or short-notice ceremony requests. Reviewers describe officiant Maksim as showing up even during a blizzard and arranging ceremonies within days for couples visiting from out of town. The company also assists with marriage certificate paperwork after the ceremony.

Our Wedding Officiant NYC is run by Peter Boruchowitz, a registered wedding officiant and ordained clergyman serving New York City, Long Island, Westchester and New Jersey. He specializes in Central Park weddings and elopements, and reviewers describe him incorporating specific cultural traditions, from Scottish handfasting to personal details about a couple's pets, into custom ceremonies. He also helps reserve preferred ceremony locations within the park.

Cantor Daniel Pincus is a New York tri-state area wedding officiant and cantor specializing in Jewish, interfaith and non-denominational ceremonies, including South Asian civil ceremonies and multilingual services. He brings a musical background to ceremonies, at times performing traditional songs or leading guests in singing before rituals like a Ketubah signing. He also officiates co-officiated ceremonies alongside a couple's own friend or family member.