Questions & Answers
How far in advance should we book?
For the best availability, we recommend booking at least 12 to 18 months in advance. This allows us to secure our schedule and ensure we can fully prepare for your unique ceremony.
Do you perform bilingual weddings?
Yes, I offer bilingual ceremonies in English and Spanish. My goal is to create a seamless experience where both families feel included and can fully participate in the celebration.
Can our ceremony be entirely in Spanish?
Of course. I can design a ceremony that is entirely in Spanish, or we can create a bilingual experience that honors both of your traditions and the language of your hearts.
Do you perform non-religious ceremonies?
Yes. I am happy to create a ceremony that is centered on your relationship and your values, without any religious elements. I focus on the intentional and personal nature of your vows.
Can we customize our ceremony?
Absolutely. I work with couples to create a ceremony that reflects your unique relationship, personalities, and traditions. Every wedding is a story, and I help tell it in a way that feels authentic to you.
Can we write our own vows?
Yes, we can absolutely write your own vows together. I can help you craft a meaningful and intentional script that captures the essence of your love story.
Do you attend wedding rehearsals?
Yes, I am happy to attend your rehearsal. This is a great opportunity to ensure the flow of your ceremony is smooth and that you feel confident and prepared for the big day.
Do you travel for ceremonies?
I am available to travel to most locations in the United States. I can provide a quote based on your specific wedding venue and travel requirements.
How long does a typical ceremony last?
A typical wedding ceremony lasts between 15 to 30 minutes. The length can vary depending on the number of traditions, readings, and the specific structure you choose.
How does the consultation work?
Our consultation is a free, one-on-one meeting where we discuss your vision, values, and relationship. It is a time to ask any questions and begin planning your ceremony.