What Does "but we don't have an officiating minister" Mean?
Learn what "but we don't have an officiating minister" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.
But we don't have an officiating minister.
The speaker is explaining a practical wedding problem: no one is available to conduct the ceremony.
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When do people say this?
Scene Context
The speaker notes that they do not have someone to officiate the ceremony.
Usage Scenario
Use this in wedding planning or formal ceremony discussions. It sounds specific and may be awkward outside that context.
Better ways to say it
We don't have an officiating minister.
We don't have anyone to officiate.
We still need someone to officiate.
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