priest?

[Rock Girl]

Hey,

Does a "priest" do the marriage ceremony or is it a "bishop" or a "minister"?
Any other answer is accepted.

thanks,

[Rover_KE]

In England and Wales, any licensed celebrant can conduct a marriage ceremony.

Rover

[emsr2d2]

The title of the person who conducts the marriage will depend on which religion he/she/the couple are (or non-religious of course).

[Rock Girl]

The title of the person who conducts the marriage will depend on which religion he/she/the couple are (or non-religious of course).

What's the title in Christianity?

[emsr2d2]

In Church of England Christianity, I believe it's a vicar.

[Rock Girl]

thanks,

[bhaisahab]

In the so called "non-conformist" Christian churches, Methodist, Baptist etcetera, it's "Minister".

[Rock Girl]

thanks a lot,

[SoothingDave]

Catholics have priests. Other Christians denominations use the title "minister."

A bishop is the leader of the church in a given area. Priests answer to the bishop. A bishop could do a marriage ceremony, but that is unlikely.

[susiedq]

bishop, vicar, priest, deacon, minister, pastor, reverend . . .

Yes, it depends upon the denomination.

For sure it will be a "church official" who will perform the ceremony.