FAQs
Do you perform ceremonies for all couples?
Absolutely! All love stories are welcome and celebrated. I’m honored to officiate for couples of every background and identity.
What kinds of ceremonies do you offer?
I’m an ordained minister through the American Marriage Ministries (AMM) and can officiate religious, non-religious, or fully personalized ceremonies. I welcome all couples, regardless of race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation, and will work with you to create a ceremony that reflects your unique story, incorporates any meaningful rituals, and is legally recognized.
Can we write our own vows?
Yes! I’ll guide you through the process if you’d like support, or give you space to create your own.
How far in advance should we book?
As soon as possible! Dates can fill quickly, especially during peak wedding season. I’m always willing and happy to work with you on last minute requests if i’m available.
Do you travel for weddings?
Yes! I love traveling for weddings and am excited to hear about your plans. We can chat about the details and make sure everything will work smoothly for your special day.
How long is a typical ceremony?
Most ceremonies are 20–30 minutes, but I’ll work with you to shape the perfect length.
What if we want something unique?
Perfect! Your ceremony should feel like you. I love weaving in personal stories, traditions, or creative touches.
What happens at the “First Look” meeting?
It’s a free, no-pressure chat to see if we’re the right fit and start talking about your vision. We can meet in-person, or via Zoom, depending on availability and your preferences.
Do you handle the marriage license?
Yes. I’ll guide you through the process and make sure everything is legally signed and submitted.
What are your fees?
I’ll share package options after our “First Look” meeting. Transparency and fairness are important to me.
What will you wear?
My default attire is a black dress, keeping the look classic and professional. If you’d like me to wear a specific color, I’m happy to accommodate special requests for an additional cost.