Wedding Officiant in Lancaster, PA
I loved officiating this wedding at Harvest View in Lancaster County. Ashlee and Robyn knew each other since they were four years-old, but didn’t officially start dating until PRIDE five years ago. Their wedding at Harvest View was nothing short of beautiful and inclusive. We opened with Corinthians (Christian), had a hand fasting (Celtic) and …
Ryan and Lauren created an absolutely beautiful day at the Booking House for their Manheim Wedding. These photos, from photographers Josiah and Steph, show you just how gorgeous the ceremony in Manheim, PA was. The bridesmaids wore a lovely shade of pink (not blush!) that was carried tastefully throughout all the favors, invitations, flowers and …
This Lancaster County wedding in the round was so special. Their loved ones were seated all around the couple (and me!). Abby and Adnan are a beautiful couple and it was an amazing ceremony. I’m sharing this now because they had a little boy and have another baby due any day! I’m so honored to …
This wedding in York Pennsylvania touched me so deeply. Amy and Shannon were a beautiful couple. You can read details about this lovely New Year’s Eve wedding in Susquehanna Style magazine. This wedding video is also an example of how I can personalize your wedding ceremony. Listen for my voice!
Taylor and Dan were a lovely couple. And what a beautiful wedding at the Cork Factory Hotel! Thanks to CinemaCake for the video. Jump to 13:15 to see me in action!
You guys! The wedding ceremony I officiated in 2017 went viral!!! Over 400,000 views so far!!! The best man was hilarious. He was responsible for a “serious wedding reading.” Ha! Check it out!
Put A Ring On It. In many countries wedding rings are considered sacred symbols of love and endless devotion. There are many customs that concern wedding rings across the world, all meaning more or less the same, each one offering a heart warming symbolism that celebrates love. In most countries, the wedding rings are made …
Tradition? Etiquette? Whatevs! During the Victorian period in the United States, white was considered to represent the virtue of the bride as being pure of heart and came to represent the virginity of the bride. Although not the first to have a white wedding, Queen Victoria was the first royal to wear a white wedding …