Wedding Officiant
Your love story, beautifully spoken.
Welcome! I’d be honored to help you create a warm, meaningful ceremony that reflects your relationship, your values, and the way you want to begin your marriage.
About your officiant
A ceremony that feels like you
My role is to guide you through your wedding ceremony and help make it personal and meaningful. Before your wedding, we’ll discuss your vows, ceremony style, and any special touches you’d like to include.
On your wedding day, I lead the ceremony and complete the officiant’s portion of your marriage paperwork. We’ll also review the issuing office’s instructions for returning it.
Every couple is welcome here, and every ceremony is shaped around the people at its heart.
Ceremony services
Wedding ceremony services
Wedding ceremonies
A ceremony shaped around the two of you — your story, your style, and the people you love.
Contact me for a personalized quote.
Check My AvailabilityHow the ceremony works
From first hello to “I do”
On the day, the ceremony generally includes:
- 01
A welcome
- 02
Your declaration that you wish to marry
- 03
Your vows
- 04
An optional ring exchange
- 05
The pronouncement of marriage
Your planning steps
- 1
Contact me with your wedding date, ceremony location, and preferred ceremony style.
- 2
Confirm availability and booking details with me.
- 3
Apply for your marriage license through the county clerk’s office. Check its identification requirements, fees, and expiration date.
- 4
Before the wedding, we’ll discuss your vows, ring exchange, and any personal touches.
- 5
Bring your valid marriage license to the ceremony and arrange any required witnesses.
What paperwork do we need?
Your marriage license
Before your wedding, you’ll need to obtain a marriage license from the county clerk’s office. The clerk is the local government office that issues marriage licenses, separate from your wedding officiant.
Contact the office where you plan to apply for its appointment process, identification requirements, fees, and license expiration date. Your ceremony must take place before the license expires.
Bring your marriage license to the ceremony. Afterward, your officiant and any required witnesses complete the appropriate sections, and the completed license must be returned according to the issuing office’s instructions. Who signs and who returns the license depends on local requirements.
A keepsake wedding certificate is not a substitute for your official marriage record.
You are responsible for obtaining your marriage license before the ceremony. I perform the ceremony; I do not issue marriage licenses.
Questions & answers
Frequently asked questions
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Tell me about your day
A note on photos
With your permission, I’d love to feature a photo from your ceremony on my website. Sharing is completely optional and does not affect your service.