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A unique and personal wedding binder for vows, important papers, and special documents for the big day. A personalized binder is the perfect gift for your officiant to use during your ceremony. Each binder is handmade in our Rhode Island bindery, with optional personalization.
EMBOSSING: Let us emboss names, wedding date, or a short message right on the front cover to add a distinctive touch to your Officiant Binder. The font we use is Goudy, and we can emboss up to 25 characters per line. See additional product images for embossing examples.
INSIDE: Officiant Binders are available with acid-free, archival, 8.5 x 11 page protector sleeves for your ceremony documents. The binder format lets you arrange readings, vows, the ceremony script, and all the other important documents in order. Easily add or update pages as plans come together. Each binder comfortably holds up to 50 sleeves maximum.
COVER: The OFFICIANT title embossed on the front cover is included in the price. Names and a wedding date are optional.
DETAILS:
Available with acid-free 8.5 x 11 sleeves
Holds standard 8.5 x 11 documents or page protector sleeves
Comfortably holds up to 50 sleeves maximum
Optional officiant name and couple's names embossed on the cover
Maximum 25 characters per line, including spaces
Handmade in our Rhode Island bindery
SIZE:
Binder Size: 12h x 10.5w
Size When Open: 12h x 22w
Ring Size: 1" Ring
WHEN WILL I RECEIVE MY ORDER? Items are made to order and ship from our Rhode Island bindery within 10 business days. Please let us know if your order needs to arrive in time for a specific event. Simply Contact us before you order, or include a note when your order and we'll follow up.
At heart, Rag & Bone Bindery is a family affair. What began in 1990 as a shared interest in bookbinding and all things bookish between owners Jason Thompson and Ilira Steinman has grown into more than 36 years of making books together. Today, every Rag & Bone Bindery book is bound by hand in our historic mill building in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, with the same attention to craftsmanship, materials, and timeless design that has defined our work from the beginning.
