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ORDAINED MINISTERS BY AGAPE CHURCH

Free Minister Keepsake Studio • Weddings, Baptisms, Dedications & Renewals

Printable ceremony keepsake certificates

Personalize and print presentation-grade family keepsakes on cream cardstock or save as a PDF—included free ($0) for every Agape minister.

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Important Legal Distinction: This commemorative marriage certificate is a ceremonial keepsake for framing and family remembrance. It does not replace the official county or state marriage license/certificate (or Alabama Form ADPH-HS-47), which must still be executed and returned according to state law.

Agape Church International • Commemorative Ceremonial Keepsake

Certificate of Marriage Blessing

This commemorates that in the presence of family, friends, and loved ones

Jordan Avery Taylor&Morgan Riley Chen

were united in the sacred covenant of marriage on October 31, 2026 at Austin, Texas, pledging lifelong love, honor, and fidelity.

“Love is patient and kind; it bears all things, hopes all things, endures all things.” — 1 Corinthians 13
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Officiating Minister
Alex Rivera & Samantha Brooks
Witnesses / Family

Commemorative ceremonial keepsake issued by the officiating minister — separate from any civil government marriage license or probate record.

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Commemorative keepsake certificates vs. official civil marriage licenses

Every certificate generated in this studio—including Commemorative Marriage Keepsakes, Water Baptism Certificates, Infant & Child Naming Dedications, and Milestone Vow Renewal Scrolls—is a ceremonial family keepsake designed for framing and presentation after the rite. For best print quality, choose 8.5×11″ 65 lb–80 lb archival cream or ivory cover cardstock, set browser print margins to None or Default, and enable Background graphics.

Important civil-law distinction for weddings: A decorative commemorative marriage certificate never replaces the couple’s official government-issued civil marriage license (or notarized Form ADPH-HS-47 in Alabama). To make a civil marriage legally binding, the couple must obtain their official license from the issuing County or City Clerk prior to the ceremony, and the ordained minister must complete and return the official government document in permanent black ink before the statutory deadline. Practice filling out your state’s official license block with our Interactive Marriage License Signing Guide or review 50-State Marriage Laws.