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07/05/2022

Welcome to my newest Couple, A & B! I am SO excited to get to officiate your upcoming wedding. Congrats to the happy couple!

12/09/2021

Interesting. Thoughts?

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/09/fashion/weddings/wedding-etiquette-vaccine-covid.html

As the busy fall wedding season arrives, the Delta variant is forcing guests and couples to conform to new rules of etiquette.

17/07/2021

I LOVE this idea! What are some non-traditional things you did (or plan to do) for your wedding?
https://offbeatbride.com/grandma-flowergirl/

Back in 2017, we were one of the first to talk about couples having grandmothers act as their flowergirls! It was the cutest fu***ng thing. Since then, the idea has been used many times and gotten a lot of mainstream attention. We've even seen a wedding with a grandma flower girl who had a cash cann...

02/07/2021

Something to consider, when deciding on a venue.
https://m.facebook.com/whitneyplantation/photos/a.352434221556325/2047597862039944/?type=3&sfnsn=mo

Over 350 people were enslaved at Whitney Plantation throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. Our tour has always focused on the brutal labor and stolen freedom of those that created vast economic wealth for the enslaving families. We do not glamorize the Big House or the grounds. In addition to our mission to educate visitors and the larger community about slavery and its legacies, our site is a place of memory and reverence. Our on-site memorials list the names of individuals who were enslaved at Whitney, individuals who were enslaved throughout Louisiana, children who died during enslavement, and a memorial for the revolutionaries of the largest US slave revolt. For these reasons, the Big House has never been nor ever will be a wedding venue. Plantations are sites of immense cruelty and violence. We do not allow any event that would overshadow this reality and disrespect the memory of all those who suffered, labored, and died here.

28/04/2021

Who should your wedding be for; you or your friends and family?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/advice/hints-from-heloise-modest-wedding-plans-infuriate-relatives/2021/04/17/ca7a6b96-99a5-11eb-962b-78c1d8228819_story.html

The couple set a guest limit to stay within their budget. In-laws had a list three times as long.

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Being a hopeless romantic, I have forever had a love of all things wedding, but always remained a spectator (Say Yes to The Dress and My Fair Wedding Reruns anyone?). During my spectating years, I raised my children and worked on the technical side of the television and film industry. As mine and my family’s priorities changed, I decided it was definitely a time for self-reflection. Thus, my quest for life balance began. I am a mother, and tend to take on the same nurturing sense in all my relationships. When the opportunity arose, I decided to utilize my BA in Communications in an area in which I was well suited and passionate, so I became ordained through the ULC. When Monica and Jeff suggested incorporating me within A & S Wedding Officiants I became even more excited to do something I love as a Minister and Wedding Officiant. I look forward to meeting couples from all walks of life, with amazing love stories. It is my humble honor to be allowed to play a role in your marriage ceremony story.