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The Quick Guide to Creating a Unique Unity Ceremony
The Quick Guide to Creating a Unique Unity CeremonyI love unity pieces in wedding ceremonies. Symbolizing our lives is a great way to think about where we are now, where we will go in the future, and who we might become. Though, I don’t like unity pieces just for the...
3 Reasons You Need Live Music and a Pro Officiant for Your Wedding
3 Reasons You Need Live Music and a Pro Officiant for Your WeddingEverybody’s been to a wedding ceremony they don’t remember. Maybe the processional had way too many folks in the wedding party, or the music played a little too late or a little too early, or the...
5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Elope
5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't ElopeAs an officiant who also owns an elopement and small wedding planning company, it’s quite comical that I’m writing this. Or contradictory. However you want to view it. I started my elopement planning business long before COVID - two...
4 Ways to Make Your Small Wedding Less Awkward
4 Ways to Make Your Small Wedding Less AwkwardI can’t lie - I love small weddings. I’ve always found them to be less awkward than a large wedding. What’s weirder than hundreds of people staring at you while you say your vows? I’m not sure, but I do know that a small...
The Honest Way to Find a Really Cool Wedding Officiant
The Honest Way to Find a Really Cool Wedding OfficiantWhen I first searched on Google before diving into officiating, I remember thinking, “Wow, officiants my age are basically nonexistent and the rest have websites from the 90s.” It’s been six years and really...
Actually Useful Tips for Writing Your Own Vows
4 Actually Useful Tips To Writing Your Own VowsWriting your own vows is an extremely intimidating process, even if you are a natural writer. It involves reflecting on all of the time you shared with someone and figuring out how to narrow every experience down into...
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Feature Weddings
Sam + Trev’s Heartfelt Fall Wedding at the Carondelet House
Los AngelesSam + Trev's Heartfelt Ceremony at the Carondelet HouseCEREMONY IDEASWedding details: Season: FallReligion: Non-ReligiousOfficiant: VincentVendor Links: Coordinator: XOXO Wed Venue, Caterer: Carondelet House DJ: Red Shoe LA Photographer: Steve Cowell Hair +...
Lizzie + Evan’s Hourglass Sand Ceremony at Greenhouse Loft
Chicago Lizzie + Evan's Hourglass Unity Ceremony at Greenhouse Loft CEREMONY IDEAS Wedding details: Season: Fall Religion: Non-Religious Officiant: Kelly Vendor Links: Photographer: Madi Ellis Photography Venue: Greenhouse Loft DJ: Style Matters Caterer: Tri Star...
Brigette and Michael’s Beatles and Pizza Chicago Wedding Ceremony
"We wanted our ceremony to be unique, light hearted, but include our love story. Writing our own vows was important to us and we wanted our readings to be far from generic and really reflect us." -BrigetteBrigette and Michael have that classic “we met at work” kind of...
Kenya + Tyler’s Slightly Religious Ceremony
Some key elements to us were creating a ceremony that wasn't too religious, but had religious aspects to it. We also wanted something personalized to who we are as a couple. -Kenya Kenya and Tyler are two of the kindest, goofiest people I’ve ever met,...
Jena + Zach’s Cody, Wyoming Elopement
“We wanted the ceremony to be laid back with a mixture of humor and romance added in.” - JenaOh Jena and Zach. Where to begin? During a quiet moment of the pandemic, Jena and Zach booked me for their elopement in Wyoming. I will be the first to admit that if you had...
Andrea and Dylan’s Skyline St. Paul Wedding
“We knew going in to it that we didn’t want a religious ceremony, and we wanted it to be more fun and lighthearted rather than a very serious ceremony. We wanted something that would feel true to us and our relationship and not feel like it was something generic or...
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