Anywhere I Do

Serves Deer Park, TX

35244

Hired 1 time

1 employee

2 years in business

$150

5.0

This pro accepts payments via Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, and Zelle.

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Maya Bechi
Completed on 4/18/2025

Introduction

If your love story deserves more than a cookie-cutter ceremony—if it craves something rare, daring, and exquisitely personal—then you’ve found your officiant. I specialize in capturing love stories that defy convention—unions that unfold in unexpected places and unforgettable ways. Whether it’s a spontaneous elopement tucked between the shelves of a private library, an avant-garde afternoon celebration in a long-forgotten building, or a quiet, powerful moment shared bedside due to physical limitations—I’m drawn to the raw, the real, and the beautifully unrepeatable. What sets me apart? Absolute discretion – Your moment is yours alone. Privacy is sacred. Professionalism with poise – Every word, every detail, delivered with grace and polish. Flexible availability – Short notice? Last-minute shift? I move seamlessly with your vision. This is not just a ceremony. It’s a statement. When you choose me, you’re not just booking an officiant—you’re engaging a collaborator who thrives on individuality, elegance, and a touch of indulgent drama. Let’s make magic—on your terms.

Q&A

What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?

We offer a referral discount. Refer a friend and you both receive $50 off. Also, we do not charge a premium (or different fee) for weekends.

What is your typical process for working with a new customer?

We will consult about your big plans, choose a date and time and make it happen!

What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?

I’m an ordained wedding officiant through American Marriage Ministries (AMM), a non-profit, interfaith, and non-denominational organization that believes everyone has the right to love and be loved. Through AMM, I’ve completed training that covers everything from how to write and perform a meaningful ceremony, to the legal steps needed to make your marriage official in Texas. Their resources and ongoing support have helped me feel confident and prepared to guide couples through one of the most important moments of their lives. Beyond the formal stuff, I’m always learning, growing, and looking for new ways to make each ceremony personal, heartfelt, and stress-free. Whether you’re planning something small and sweet or big and bold, I’m here to help bring your vision to life—with joy, care, and just the right touch of magic.

How did you get started doing this type of work?

For me, it all started with love—but maybe not in the way you’d expect. Ironically, it was after going through a divorce that I really began to understand the depth and power of love. Not just romantic love, but love in all its forms—connection, commitment, healing, growth, and starting over. That experience shifted something in me. I realized how meaningful it is when two people choose each other, fully and intentionally. I wanted to be a part of that—helping couples honor their love in a way that’s genuine, joyful, and true to who they are. So, I became ordained through American Marriage Ministries (AMM), and since then, I’ve had the absolute joy of standing beside people on one of the most beautiful days of their lives. Every ceremony reminds me of how resilient, hopeful, and powerful love really is.

What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?

Great question! Here are a few things I always suggest: 1. Make sure it feels like a good fit. Your officiant is such a big part of your ceremony, so it’s important to choose someone who gets you—your vibe, your vision, and your story as a couple. Don’t be afraid to ask questions and have a chat before making a decision. 2. Ask about experience and flexibility. Every wedding is different—some couples want something super traditional, others want to write their own vows and have a completely personalized ceremony. Find someone who’s experienced, but also open-minded and willing to work with your ideas. 3. Check they’re legally authorized. In Texas, officiants need to be properly ordained, and it’s always good to double-check that they know how to handle the legal side of things (like your marriage license!) so everything goes smoothly. 4. Look for someone who cares. This may sound obvious, but the best officiants are the ones who genuinely care about making your day special. Someone who listens, communicates clearly, and brings good energy to the process can make all the difference. At the end of the day, it’s all about finding someone who makes you feel comfortable and confident—because this is your moment, and it should feel just right.

What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?

Before reaching out to a wedding officiant (or really any wedding pro), it helps to spend a little time thinking about what you want your ceremony to feel like. Here are a few questions to get the wheels turning: 1. What kind of ceremony are you dreaming of? Do you want something short and sweet? Traditional and formal? Fun and laid-back? Something spiritual or completely non-religious? Knowing your vibe will help you find someone who can bring it to life. 2. How personal do you want it to be? Are you thinking of writing your own vows? Want to include special readings, rituals, or people? The more personal details you can share, the easier it is for your officiant to craft something unique to you. 3. Where and when is your wedding? Having your date and location (even if it's just a rough idea) ready makes it easier to check availability and talk logistics right away. 4. Who’s your audience? Is this a big celebration or an intimate gathering? Will your guests be mostly family, friends, or a mix? This can help shape the tone of the ceremony. 5. What kind of energy do you want from your officiant? Warm and heartfelt? Light and funny? Calm and grounding? Officiants all bring their own style—finding someone who matches your energy is key. Thinking through these questions ahead of time can really help you have a more productive (and exciting!) conversation when you’re ready to start planning your ceremony.