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。
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。
- 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.