Elisabeth Lindorfer
Elisabeth Lindorfer She is an independent wedding officiant who combines emotion, structure, and authentic language. She guides you through mit Worten —stories that connect, evoke memories, and carry you through your most beautiful day. The wedding officiant loves her job, and you can feel it when she says, “I want to speak for people—and especially for you!”
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Elisabeth Lindorfer is an independent wedding officiant who brings emotion, structure, and authentic language to her work. She will guide you on your wedding day mit Worten —creating moments that are genuine and will last a lifetime. Elisabeth’s words have power—they can connect, remind, and sustain. That is exactly what she loves most about her profession. Language, impact, and the power of words have been a constant in her professional life for many years. While planning her own independent wedding ceremony, she fell in love with the idea of guiding others on this special journey— mit Worten —that touches hearts and brings people together. Elisabeth accompanies people on days that are far more than just a celebration; they are days when you pause, give thanks, and feel what truly matters.
Elisabeth has a talent for language, but also for listening. Each of her speeches is crafted from the stories of your lives and the way you relate to one another. She listens, finds words that linger, and ensures that you truly experience your day. Her foundation is built on comprehensive training with “Freie Redner” as well as EU personal certification—the highest qualification for a freelance speaker.
When Elisabeth talks about her work as a wedding speaker, you can feel her conviction—for example, when she says, “I want to speak for people—and especially for you!”
Is a personal declaration of love during the wedding ceremony a must?
No—everything is optional, nothing is required. Some couples want to say their own words; others don’t. I’ll help you shape the moment so that it feels just right for you.
How long does a non-religious wedding ceremony last?
The duration depends on your preferences, rituals, and the wedding schedule. Typically, a ceremony lasts between 30 and 60 minutes—it all depends on what’s important to you. Planning the schedule is part of my support—true to the motto: Anything goes, nothing is mandatory.
What technical equipment is needed at the wedding venue for the ceremony?
I'll bring my own battery-powered system. You won't have to worry about any additional equipment—it'll be set up and ready for the entire ceremony.
Is it possible to combine a civil wedding with a non-religious ceremony?
Yes, that’s possible, and it’s a very popular option. The important thing is that the venue allows for a civil wedding ceremony. Once you’ve worked out the basic details with the civil registry office, I’ll be happy to handle the final arrangements with them—so that everything runs smoothly and your ceremony turns out exactly as you’ve envisioned it.
Is exchanging rings at the registry office mandatory?
No, you don’t have to exchange rings at the civil registry office. Many couples choose to incorporate this special moment into their non-religious wedding ceremony, so that it can be staged in a way that’s intentional, emotional, and just for the two of you. This way, the ring exchange remains a personal highlight of your ceremony.
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