What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
For notary services, I charge $25 for the first stamp and $10 for each additional stamp. A travel fee of $1 per mile is added for mobile services, based on the distance from my location.
For wedding officiant services, pricing varies depending on the type of ceremony, location, and any customization you’d like. I’m happy to provide a personalized quote after a quick consultation.
I occasionally offer discounts for weekday weddings, elopements, or bundled services (like combining notary + officiant work), so don’t hesitate to ask!
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
Once you reach out, I respond as quickly as possible to confirm the details of your request—what service you need, when, and where. From there:
• For notary services: I’ll confirm the type of document(s), verify ID requirements, and schedule a convenient time and place to meet. I’ll also give you a clear breakdown of pricing so there are no surprises.
• For wedding officiant services: We’ll start with a brief consultation to discuss your vision, location, and ceremony style. I offer custom scripts, vow assistance, and ceremony planning support if needed. Once we finalize the details, I’ll send over a confirmation and get to work preparing for your big day.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I’m a certified Notary Public and Notary Signing Agent, trained through the National Notary Association (NNA). My training covers everything from proper notarization procedures to handling loan signings with professionalism and accuracy. I stay up to date with best practices and state regulations to ensure every appointment is handled correctly and confidently.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I initially became a notary to support my own business needs, but I quickly realized how much I enjoyed helping others with such important moments—whether it’s signing legal documents or officiating a wedding. I went on to get certified through the National Notary Association and expanded into wedding officiant services after being asked to officiate for a friend. From there, it blossomed into a passion. I love being a reliable, friendly presence for people when they need trustworthy service the most.
What types of customers have you worked with?
I’ve worked with a wide range of customers—from individuals needing a single document notarized to families planning weddings and businesses needing multiple signatures. My notary clients include first-time homebuyers, real estate professionals, small business owners, and everyday individuals handling legal or personal paperwork.
As a wedding officiant, I’ve worked with couples from all walks of life—planning everything from intimate elopements to larger, more traditional ceremonies. I take pride in creating a comfortable, inclusive experience for every client.
Describe a recent project you are fond of. How long did it take?
One of my favorite recent projects was officiating a last-minute elopement for a couple visiting from out of town. They reached out just a few days before their planned date, and I was able to help them pull everything together quickly. We had a brief consultation, customized a simple but meaningful script, and met at a scenic outdoor location. The whole process—from first contact to “I do”—took about three days, and it was such a beautiful, stress-free moment for them.
It reminded me why I love what I do—being able to show up for people during life’s big (and sometimes spontaneous) moments.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Whether you’re hiring a notary or a wedding officiant, look for someone who is professional, punctual, and easy to communicate with. Ask about their experience, training, and what’s included in their pricing so you know exactly what to expect.
For notary services, make sure they’re certified, understand your document type, and are clear about ID and travel requirements.
For wedding officiants, choose someone who listens to your vision and makes you feel comfortable—it’s your special day, and your officiant should help set the tone.
Always check reviews and don’t be afraid to ask questions before booking. A good provider will be happy to guide you through the process.
What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?
For notary services, it helps to know:
• What type of document(s) need to be notarized?
• How many signatures or stamps are required?
• Do you have a valid, unexpired photo ID?
• Do you prefer an in-person appointment or remote (if available)?
• Where would you like the appointment to take place?
For wedding officiant services, think about:
• What type of ceremony do you envision (religious, non-religious, custom)?
• What is your wedding date, location, and estimated time?
• Do you want a fully personalized script or something short and sweet?
• Will you be writing your own vows?
• How involved do you want your officiant to be in the planning?
Coming in with these answers makes the process smoother and ensures you get the most accurate pricing and support from the start.
