Lisa Neudorf Weddings

04/10/2026

Today, I was asked just why the couple needed to supply the following information before I could complete the legal papers that must be submitted to eHealth Saskatchewan once the ceremony has been completed.
This information is crucial to ensure that the marriage will be officially recognized by the province. This is submitted, along with the completed Marriage Licence, by the Marriage Commissioner and provides the legal records that are necessary. The Registration of Marriage and Marriage Licence act as legal proof of the marriage.
The legal marriage certificate is needed for name changes and protects legal rights for benefits such as property rights; the establishing of the next of kin status in case of death; allows couples to file income taxes jointly and to access spousal tax credits and allows for coverage of a spouse's health insurance or survivor pensions.
I have kept track of one item on this form that I find interesting. It requires the place where each partner was born.
I have performed ceremonies for people who were born in the following places: Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, The Yukon, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island; United States of America; Mexico; Chile; Brazil; El Salvador; Guatemala; Panama; South Africa; Thailand; Philippines; Indonesia; England; Scotland; Australia; Nigeria; India and Germany.
I have required translators and have learned to perform ceremonies in front of computer screens so that family in other places can be "present" at the ceremony.
It really is a small world.

04/09/2026

I am a Marriage Commissioner because I love weddings.
Following is a list of locations where I have had the opportunity to be a part of the special day for nearly 300 couples.
I have been to Aberdeen, Alvena, Back to Batoche grounds, Batoche National Historic Site, Beardy's First Nation, Bellevue, The Berry Barn, Blaine Lake, Candle Lake, Carlton, Circle H Ranch, Dalmeny, Domremy, Duck Lake, Elkridge Resort, Forestry Farm, Fort Carlton, Grasswood, Greenbryre Golf and Country Club, Guenther Farm, Hague, Hepburn, Lac La Peche, Laird, Langham, Little Red River Park, MacDowell, Martens Lake, Martensville, Moose Jaw, One Arrow First Nation, Osler, Par Place, Petrofka, Prince Albert, Radisson, Regina, Rosthern, St. Louis, Saskatoon, Seager Wheeler Farm, Shellbrook, Shekinah, Stony Hill, Valley Regional Park (Rosthern and Waldheim), University of Saskatchewan, Wakaw, Wakaw Lake, Waldheim, Warman, Western Development Museum and many, many on farms in the R.M. of Corman Park, Fish Creek, Rosthern and Duck Lake.
Ceremonies have taken place in many private homes (including my own), back yards, hotels, halls, restaurants, bars and breweries, parks, barns, garages, driveways, churches, school gyms, wedding venues and even on a ferry crossing the Saskatchewan River.
Every wedding has been special. Some were themed, some were a surprise, some on birthdays,Valentines Day, Mother's Day, Remembrance Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, New Years Eve and New Years Day.
Some weddings were incredibly hot, some were during wicked snowstorms, some during thunderstorms that wiped out the power. Some were vow renewals, some were not legal - just making a commitment to their partner in front of family and friends.
Some were very small (5 of us in attendance) and some were huge (450 were invited). Some weddings were in the planning stage for years, some just a few days. But they all were enjoyed. They were all unique. They will all be remembered. ❤️❤️

02/26/2026

❤️Do you know what you need to be legally married in Saskatchewan? A loving couple, a marriage licence, a Marriage Commissioner and 2 witnesses over the age of 18.
Everything else is a want - not a requirement.
You don't need rings, a fancy dress, a dance, drinks for your friends, a limo service. Be responsible with your finances.
Save for the downpayment on a house - a trip to someplace safe and warm.
Be realistic.
Do what you can afford.

12/31/2025

Did you recently become engaged? Are you starting to make plans for your special day?
Bridal couples have many options and many opportunities to have the ceremony they want.
I am a Marriage Commissioner and am now taking bookings for 2026. Some dates are already spoken for, so if you have a date in mind, contact me now so that we can chat. about what you want included in your ceremony.
A civil ceremony can take place in about 15 minutes. Your imagination can be your guide.
Have. your wedding your way.
Contact me now for more information.

04/23/2025

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04/17/2025

So very true. Thanks to a friend for posting this on her page. Had to share.

01/05/2025

Thanks to the bridal couples that allowed me to be a part of their special day in 2024. Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year!

11/16/2024

09/23/2024

Just imagine. It is possible. ❤️

09/22/2024

Thank you Chickie and Carll! Most emotional ceremony ever. Congratulations!!

09/20/2024

Something that needs to be remembered. Good advice.

08/27/2024

What do you need to do to change your name once married? Still basically the same guideline, with more restrictions from some government agencies.

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