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Couples sometimes ask me how their ceremony will flow. They're asking which elements come when, and it's a good question as it allows for...

In the past year we’ve seen a lot of changes to wedding plans. With COVID posing a serious health threat, large gatherings have been...

Should you hire a professional officiant or have a loved one officiate? You might think that I, as a professional officiant, would say...

Incorporating a unity ceremony into your larger wedding ceremony is a beautiful way to illustrate the joining of two people, which of...

Wedding ceremonies traditionally were celebrated in places of worship and with a liturgy. This means of celebrating relied on the...

As New Year's Eve fades in the rear view mirror and with spring fast approaching, it's time to talk about wedding planning season....

Are you looking for the perfect officiant for your upcoming wedding? Celebrating your nuptials is a very personal experience and it's so...

I want to help couples find an officiant who jibes with them on many levels.

COVID has wreaked havoc on wedding plans.

Yes! You can stop reading now--but don't, I have plenty of ideas below for your secular ceremony. Warmth What is warmth? It is the...

You've heard of "tying the knot", you know, it's what you're about to do! But why do we use the phrase when we are talking about weddings?

Many couples are unsure what role they want religion to play in their ceremony.

The officiant that you select can make or break the ceremony.

I want to recap a few ideas for you to incorporate into your ceremony with two grooms or two brides.

A marriage license is just that: written permission for two people to enter into a marriage.

This is no time for being shy, you need to proclaim it in no uncertain terms.

Should you write your own vows? Why not?! It's your wedding and custom vows will make the ceremony that much more unique to you.

What will be the signature of your wedding? What will you and your guests remember?