A New Officiant

If you're a new officiant who's navigating the world of officiating for the first time and needs to become an expert, like, yesterday. You click into officiating websites with hope, only to feel let down by boilerplate information.

A Busy Friend

"If you want to get something done, ask a busy person," the saying goes...but this is starting to feel like a bit more than what you bargained for...don't worry, I've got you! 

A Perfectionist

This is one of the most expensive days of your loved one's life. The pressure is on, and you need to knock it out of the park. The possibility of letting down your best friend makes you want to vomit. 

“A godsend…”

"These resources FOR SURE would have been a godsend to have as I was preparing for my first ceremony. Going into my friends' wedding. I thought that Google searches and watching YouTube videos would educate me enough on how to officiate...but there's just too much cringeworthy sh*t on the internet. There wasn't a single source of information I could rely on, it was often picking and choosing tidbits from different websites or videos (if anything I got the most help from you when we zoomed!). The world definitely needs this "

~ John O. SF, CA

“Katie is an ideal mentor…”

"Katie is an abundant source of knowledge, exceptionally personable, kind, compassionate, and profoundly caring. It is no surprise she's been requested to officiate numerous weddings! She seamlessly combines honesty, wisdom, and a touch of humor in every interaction, making her the ideal mentor for those learning to become officiants. She is undeniably a treasure, and her resources are outstanding!"

~ Chera J. Portland, OR

“I realize now how much time a could have saved…”

 "While I’m creative, think on my feet, and am comfortable with public speaking, the amount of details an officiant has to keep in mind leading up to the wedding day, as well as the things I only thought of on the day of the ceremony—all detracted from my ability to be fully engaged on my friend’s big day. I realize now how much time I could have saved in making the ceremony all that I had hoped, instead of learning as I went. I’ll be much better prepared for my next officiating opportunity!"

~ Michael K. Portland, OR