Amor Celebrant

$200 Start Price for Standard License Signing Elopement Ceremony. $400 Start Price for Full Ceremonies. I Offer Different Packages Ranging From Simple License Signings and Elopements to Larger and Exquisite Ceremonies. Please Browse Through My Profile To Make Sure That You are Interested In Learning More. Keep In Mind That Thumbtack Charges Us Vendors Fees Up To $24 For Each Inquiry Regardless If You Book Or Not, Which It's Not Fair If You Have Not Interest In Continuing The Conversation. Thank You.

We Start Communicating On Thumbtack. Schedule a Call To Get Acquainted With Each Other. If The Customer Decide That I Am A Good Fit, We Then Talk About Booking Logistics. A non-refundable retainer within 48 hours of inquiry is required to lock the date.

I Am Ordained By American Marriage Ministries. I Am Legally Authorized To Officiate Weddings In Virginia, Maryland Washington DC and West Virginia. My Other Specialities Are Family Mediation And CoParenting Coaching. I Am Also Certified as Mental Health First Aid, Family Reunification Coaching With The Goals Of Not Only Help Couples Getting Married But Also Helping Families Staying Strong And United.

I Officiated A Wedding For A Family Member And It Grew In Me To Make It My Profession. I Love Seeing And Making Others Happy. I Believe That I Was Born To Be Of Service, It Just Gives Me Greater Pleasure To Be Part Of The Happiest Moments. All I Want To Do Is To Deliver Happiness By Continuing To Spread Love Around❣

Legal Age Humans In Love. 😊

All My Projects Are Favorites, Because They Are All Unique. Matter Of Fact I Prefer To Refer To Them As Experiences Instead Of Projects.

I Would Advise To Have A Good Conversation And Feel The Energy Of The Person To See If It Matches Yours. Make Sure That They Are Listening To You. Check Their Credentials. Couples Have The Tendency To Leave The Hiring Of An Officiant For Last, But They Should Take In Consideration That Without An Official Officiant, Your Wedding Will Be More Of A Commitment Ceremony. Make Sure That All Your Paperwork Will Be Filed With The Proper Authorities. I like to quote another great Officiant: "The Importance of a Professional Wedding Officiant Brides and grooms often overlook the importance of the person actually conducting their wedding ceremony. They place great care in a place, date, and time, but do not consider that the ceremony will not go forward without an officiant. The person you choose to conduct your ceremony is the person you are counting on to share your vision, personalize your vows, and finalize your special day. This industry often goes unchecked because a lot of officiants are ministers and Justices of the Peace, which people simply assume are always professionals. The truth is, while the vast majority are, some can have questionable reputations in the industry, just like any other business. The stories of showing up late or not at all, answering cell phones during the ceremony, refusing to customize your ceremony and vows, getting your names wrong, or countless other mistakes are endless and an absolute nightmare for any bride and groom. Before you book your officiant, know what to ask and what to expect for your money. A higher price does not always mean a better officiant so be prepared when you interview them. Once you have established a date, time and place for your wedding, it's time to look for a wedding officiant. Start looking early as the best officiants, like the best vendors, tend to get booked quickly. See how much "control" your officiant allows you over your ceremony. Does your officiant insist on a religious ceremony? Are you getting a "fixed text" wedding -- that is, a "word for word" style ceremony that is read for every couple? How much choice are you given in putting together your ceremony? Will your officiant help with advice in writing your own vows? In giving you suggestions for readings and ceremony ideas? An officiant should have no problem giving you references. If they do, don't walk...run away! An officiant should always return your calls, answer your e-mails, and be available to you for all your needs. They should also be at your ceremony early to go over things and make sure there are no problems. Ask what will happen if your officiant has an emergency on your special day. Do they have a replacement? Who is this person and will they be able to step in at the last minute if need be? Your payment is probably non-refundable so make certain you get your questions answered and feel comfortable that your officiant shares your dream of the perfect ceremony. Finally, did you know you can get married at the airport, in a park, your favorite restaurant, in a skating rink, the top floor of a building that overlooks the city, or anywhere else you desire? Well you can. So consider what your day means to you and follow your dream" ~ David Stembaugh Officiant fees for ceremonies usually start at $150.00 and can go up to $750, or more depending on your needs and location.

It's Your Project❣ Availability, Willingness To Bring Your Dreams To Fruition, And Budget Are Probably The Things That You Need To Establish First.