officiant
officiant — 名詞
- officiantsingular
- officiantsplural
1. a person who leads or conducts a formal ceremony such as a wedding or funeral, w
司儀；主婚人
主持婚禮或葬禮等儀式的人
a person who leads or conducts a formal ceremony such as a wedding or funeral, whether in a religious or a non-religious setting.
The couple asked their close friend Asher to be the officiant at their wedding ceremony.
這對新人邀請他們的好友 Asher 在婚禮上擔任司儀。
asked [someone] to be the officiant at [event]
Vivek's aunt, a trained civil celebrant, served as the officiant during the funeral service.
Vivek 的阿姨是一名受過培訓的民間慶典主持人，她在葬禮上擔任司儀。
served as the officiant during [event]
The hotel provided an officiant who could perform both civil and religious wedding ceremonies.
飯店提供了一位能主持民間與宗教兩種婚禮儀式的證婚人。
perform both civil and religious [ceremonies]
Before the ceremony began, the officiant checked that everyone had signed the marriage license.
典禮開始前，司儀確認每位賓客都已簽署結婚證書。
Lan trained for two years to become a certified wedding officiant in her city.
Lan 花了兩年時間培訓，取得了所在城市的婚禮證婚人資格。
become a certified wedding officiant
- wedding officiant
- civil officiant
- certified officiant
- officiant at the ceremony
- ordained officiant
- celebrant
Common in non-religious contexts, especially in the UK and Australia; often implies a professional trained to conduct personalised ceremonies.
- minister
Specifically religious; implies a member of the clergy who leads worship and performs rites.
- priest
Specifically religious; tied to a particular faith tradition or denomination.
文法句型
officiant at [event]
officiant for [couple/event]
用法筆記
Gender-neutral term that covers both religious leaders (such as priests or ministers) and civil celebrants who are legally authorised to conduct marriage ceremonies.