Brenda Owen / Wedding Woman
An Anderson-based officiant and SC notary public performing lakeside elopements on Lake Hartwell from $150, plus custom ceremonies, since 2006.
Anderson, SCFrom $150
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Greenville Wedding Officiants
Greenville & Upstate, South Carolina
Compare 5 wedding officiants serving Greenville & Upstate — including Greenville, Spartanburg, Travelers Rest, Simpsonville, Anderson, and the surrounding area. Expect Blue Ridge foothills, downtown rooftops, and barns with mountain views. Published starting prices here run from $125, with a median around $150 among the 3 vendors who share pricing. Every listing is researched and written by our editors, with details verified against the vendor's own site.
Planning from scratch? Read the Greenville wedding guide for costs, seasons, and local rules.
Magnolia Elopements
Greenville elopement specialist booking only Pretty Place and Glassy Mountain Chapel, with officiant, coordination and photography priced together.
Greenville, SCFrom $600
Weddings by GOLD
Officiant Carole Gold, a former family law attorney and trained mediator, builds ceremonies around each couple's own relationship and story.
Weddings by Lisa
An ordained minister based near Fountain Inn, offering ceremonies from a $125 two-person elopement to full custom services with optional day-of coordination.
Greenville, SCFrom $125
Weddings by Sonita
A notary public and officiant in Greenville offering everything from a no-ceremony license signing to a full rehearsal-inclusive ceremony.
Greenville, SC
Good to Know
Wedding Officiants in Greenville: FAQs
- How much does a wedding officiant cost in South Carolina?
- A brief signing-style ceremony runs about $90 to $150. A personalized ceremony with a consultation and a custom-written script generally costs $150 to $400 depending on the market and how much customization is involved. Rehearsal attendance and travel outside the officiant's home area are typically added on, and bundled packages that include premarital counseling, ceremony music, or photography run $600 and up.
- Who can legally perform a wedding in South Carolina?
- State law limits it to ministers of the Gospel, Jewish rabbis, officers authorized to administer oaths in South Carolina — notaries public among them — and the chief or spiritual leader of a Native American entity recognized by the SC Commission for Minority Affairs. South Carolina does not maintain an officiant registry, so there is nothing to register in advance. Confirm any specific situation with the probate court in the county issuing your license.
- How do we find the right wedding officiant in Greenville?
- Start with the listings on this page — each one covers Greenville and nearby communities like Spartanburg, Travelers Rest, Simpsonville. Shortlist two or three whose work and pricing fit, then contact them with your date and venue. For planning context first, our guides cover costs, timelines, and questions to ask before you book.