Rev. Singleton

 My name is (Rev.) Belinda Singleton I have lived in Kern County all of my life. I have been ordained as an "Interfaith Non Denominational Officiant" (Minister). I do not belong to or have a church of my own -yet. I perform your service where you want.

 I feel that all adults willing and wanting to be married should be able to do so at a reasonable cost. Weddings can be expensive and this is one thing couples should not have to worry about on their big day. I do my best to stay affordable. 

As a child I attended Baptist, Christian churches, and went to a few Catholic services as an adult attended a Catholic church regularly. I then went to adult Catechism. I received conformation at Our Lady of Guadalupe in April of 2001. I have studied Buddhism, some Judaism and Wiccan. My beliefs lean toward Unitarian Universalism.

I am a proud member of the Kern County Bridal Association; I am also their youngest Wedding Officiant.

I do not condemn anyone for their beliefs or lack of, that is their choice. I have performed weddings for pregnant brides, it is not my job to judge anyone....I would not use your ceremony or any as a platform to promote my personal beliefs but only to assist you in celebrating yours!

So let me help you "jump the broom" or "tie the knot"...

Additional benefits to having me as your Wedding Officiant

 I am CPR certified, first aid trained, and carry smelling salts for your service, (in the event of someone fainting). I also took two semesters of American Sign Language (in 2001-02) and speak some Spanish.   

 *The County Clerks office will no longer solemnize vows as of June 13th 2008. It broke my heart knowing there is now a gap in what little options people had for affordable civil ceremonies’ in Bakersfield.

Well you shouldn't have to go to the clerk’s office to get hitched anyways, unless you like the bright office lights and being surrounded by sensible shoes. I was sad for a while but then I thought about it --- the clerks’ office has opened a flood gate of opportunities, now it’s up to you and your spouse-to-be to make a choice. You can get married anywhere you want now, I dare you (just make sure it is safe). I guess you could have back then too but go ahead make your wedding memorable, spontaneous, or quirky. Have a quick ceremony in Dwars, at your favorite restaurant, maybe where you met or even on top of a mountain. It’s your choice all you need is you wedding license an officiant and a witnesses or two.

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