A Marriage Built On Covenant Begins with ‘I Do.’
We’re honored to officiate your wedding ceremony with warmth, faith, and a genuine love for marriage.
A Ceremony That Honors Your Covenant
So, you’re getting married? We’re excited for you! Exchanging vows on your wedding day is one of the most sacred and pivotal moments of your life. That’s why we’re committed to bringing 32 years of faith, ministry leadership, and a genuine love for marriage to your special ceremony.
Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a grand celebration, we will help craft a meaningful, personalized ceremony that honors God and celebrates your unique love story.
Take a moment to book a complimentary conversation to discuss your wedding needs. Also, learn more about our beliefs and definition of marriage.
Making Vital Preparations Before the Big Day
Marriage can be challenging, even for the most committed couples. Fortunately, premarital counseling helps you prepare for those challenges and build a strong foundation for lasting success. To support that goal, we require completion of a premarital counseling program before officiating your wedding. However, if you’ve already participated in a premarital counseling course, please prepare to provide verification.
Many couples today prefer to combine counseling with officiating for a seamless, faith-centered preparation experience. Let’s connect and see if we’re the right fit for you and your fiancé as you begin this exciting marriage journey together.
A Ceremony as Unique as Your Story
And a simple 1-2-3-step process as easy as saying, “I Do!”
Initial Consultation
First, we start with a conversation to get to know you as a couple and understand your vision for a memorable ceremony.
Ceremony Design
Second, we craft a personalized ceremony script that reflects your faith in God, your story, and your commitment to one another.
Your Wedding Day
Thirdly, meet us on your wedding day to officiate a ceremony that both you and your guests will never forget.
“A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.”— John 13:34
