To inquire as to Mr. Claybrook’s availability or book his services:

Contact Craig when you’re ready.
Depending on his availability, he will send you the paperwork to fill out and return.

Meeting with your prospective Dallas Wedding Officiant:

Most couples desire to meet with their Dallas DFW wedding officiant informally before hand.  I am always happy to meet with future brides and grooms over a cup of coffee. Over the course of this meeting, I will learn a about your preferences, tastes and personalities so that your ceremony goes flawlessly.  I understand that each couple is unique and highly recommend that we get to know each other a little before your big day.  Simply contact me to schedule this meeting.

Get a feel for what to expect from my services: visit our testimonials page »»»

Scheduling is the biggest challenge of a Dallas wedding minister:

In the thick of Dallas wedding season, I typically turn away more couples than I can handle due to scheduling conflicts. I have had as many as five couples inquire about the same timeslot. Timeliness in scheduling rehearsals are critical as well. It is always best that you try to schedule your meeting, rehearsal and ceremony as far in advance as is reasonable, and please respect other couples reservations and understand that I generally cannot reschedule your timeslot at the last minute.  If you must reschedule, do so at the earliest available opportunity.

Helpful information on pricing:

Dallas area Wedding Ceremonies range from $100 to $550. My fees do not include a finders fee.

Fees do include a 4-year seminary degree, twelve years of wedding experience, fun rehearsals, 3-4 hours of preparation, administration and promotion, and an effective and passionate delivery.

Pick your fee:

» $250 base fee* – Ceremony only
» $325 base fee* – Ceremony and Rehearsal

Other financial details:

» A non-refundable deposit of $100 is required to secure date(s) and time(s)
» The remaining balance is due at the rehearsal but most couples prefer to pay along the way

Suggestions for planning a successful wedding and honeymoon:

» Bring your license to the rehearsal so you will have less to worry about later.
» If traveling out of the country, be aware of complications associated with maiden name versus married name on legal documents.
» If you need honeymoon discounts in foreign destinations, insurance coverage, or serve in the military, then bring a copy of your license (front and back) for minister to sign.