Best Civil Wedding Charlotte Near Me

Julia Roos: We could not have found a better Officiant than Mr. Seidel. Usually we planned to get married in a Courthouse, but we found out that this was not the most romantic place to do. We contacted Mr. Seidel a week before we wanted to get married, and he answered within a short time and agreed to be our Officiant. He provided us a wonderful service! He was very flexible, super friendly, and made great suggestions. He was responding pretty quick when asking questions and always had an answer to it. He made our little intimate ceremony just perfect. He made us feel welcome in his beautiful space which we appreciate so much. My highlight of this ceremony was when Mr. Seidel sang a beautiful song in French to us about love!!! We can just highly recommend Mr. Seidel!Thank you so so much Mr. Seidel for this wonderful day!

Larry Butler: JURY SUMMONS received and had to perform my civic duties or else face fines and penalties...So, the letter said to arrive at 9 am. Well the line to enter the courthouse was hanging out the door because of the security check in process. After that there was probably about 100 people waiting in a line to get checked in for jury duty. After that, we were confined to the jury room and not allowed to leave except for breaks and lunch.Rough Outline of this experience...@10 am to 10:15 we had a break and we're allowed to leave jury room.@ 12 pm they called the first group for jury duty. I was not called.@ 12:20 pm to 1:55 we did lunch. Nothing was provided. No food was provided. So, you had to figure it out for yourself.@ 2 pm they called the 2nd group for jury duty. I was not called.@ 2:15 pm to 2:30 pm we took a break.@ 2:45 pm they called the 3rd group for jury duty. I was not called.@ 3:30 pm they called the 4th and last group for jury duty. I was not called.@4:30 pm we were allowed to leave since we had not been selected for a jury.I did talk with some of the others who had been selected for jury duty. From their statements, it was a bunch of sitting around and mainly waiting for court proceedings to start. Then when things were about to start, they would take a break. So, given how late in the day groups were being pulled in for jury duty, unsure if they had to return the next day to finish their civil jury duty services.From my understanding, you are only compensated if chosen to serve on a jury. The compensation is like $12 a day. If more than 3 days, then it's like $20 a day. If more than 5 days, it's like $40 a day. I didn't actually read the materials on it since I wasn't selected, however, I'm not sure how that is even remotely fair compensation for performing a civil service.Overall, whoever, established this jury duty process needs to be summoned for Jury Duty because the entire process is beyond broken. Honestly, it felt like I was being punished in order to provide judgment on someone else's alleged criminal activities. I guarantee if the people who established this process had to undergo it, then some things would definitely change. For the entire day, we were allowed 1 free small coffee from Courthouse Cafe. The Courthouse Cafe employees were super friendly and really refreshing after a whole day of waiting.Being honest, I'm not sure how well someone is supposed to function, evaluate a court case and/or even render a judgment after this process. Everyone was drained and annoyed with the process before even getting into the courtroom. Justice may be allegedly blind, but if summoned, you better be prepared and have high levels of patience. Pack snacks/meals, books, games, laptop, phone, batteries and chargers because it going to be a lot of waiting!!

Demond Wells: Great Venue for event.Treated me as a important individual and DJ