Category: Wedding Ceremony

Including little ones in your wedding can add charm, laughter, and unforgettable moments. But let’s be honest—kids are unpredictable. With the right prep, though, your ring bearer and flower girl can shine in their roles instead of melting down mid-aisle. Here’s how to make it work: 1. Keep Expectations Realistic Don’t expect perfection. Kids under…

Wen you’re the couple, the wedding day can feel like a blur. You’re focused on the vows, the photos, the food, and making it through the schedule. But your guests? They pick up on little details you don’t even realize. Here are a few things guests always notice (and often talk about later): 1. The…

It’s completely normal to feel nervous about saying your vows in front of family and friends. For most couples, this is the most personal part of the entire wedding—and suddenly all eyes are on you.  As an officiant, I’ve seen plenty of shaky hands, nervous laughter, and even a few “deer in headlights” moments. The…

Your wedding ceremony sets the tone for the entire day. It’s the part everyone will remember—and the one you’ll remember most.  The best ceremonies aren’t cookie-cutter; they’re tailored to reflect who you are as a couple.  Most couples go for simple and straightforward ceremonies. But this guide will walk you through simple ways to personalize…

Just as the ceremony is ready to begin with the first family member coming down the aisle, the officiant walks to the front and says something like this: “Good afternoon, everyone. We have a couple ready to get married!. As a reminder, the couple kindly asks that you silence your phones and put them away…

Congrats, lovebirds! You’re engaged! 🥂  Right now you’re probably dreaming about venues, drooling over cake samples, and wondering if you really need twelve types of flowers (spoiler: no).  But let’s talk about the one person who can make or break your big day: the person standing front and center, guiding you through those two little…

This guide is designed to help you write heartfelt and personal wedding vows without the stress of starting from a blank page. The process is broken down into three simple parts: looking back, looking forward, and making promises. Part 1: Looking Back – Our Story These prompts are designed to help you reflect on your…