As I wrap up my 20th year officiating weddings, I find myself reflecting on the incredible privilege of standing alongside couples at the very beginning of their shared journey. I've had the honor of witnessing countless declarations of love, the first moments a couple commits to one another in front of family and friends. It’s a sacred, exhilarating, sometimes hilarious moment—one that never gets old. My very first wedding! And while I guide others through these first steps

The Perks of Cooler Weather Let's face it: summer weddings can be downright uncomfortable. Picture this: guests dressed to impress, fanning themselves with wedding programs, attempting to dodge sweat stains. Even worse, you'll see your sweet, patient betrothed in a three-piece suit looking as if they just stepped out of a sauna. No one wants to see that. Conversely, fall offers ideal temperatures, allowing guests to enjoy the celebration without any heat-related concerns. On

Choosing your officiant is more than checking a box—it's choosing the person who will set the tone for one of the most important moments of your life.

In the quest for a perfect wedding, couples find themselves in a series of hilarious situations that can create lasting memories and humble even the most particular of us.

Planning a wedding in Austin, Texas? Get ready for an adventure! With its blend of urban charm and natural beauty, Austin offers a wealth...

Weddings have changed—a lot. From capes and taco trucks to shot glass unity rituals, today's couples are ditching the rules and making it personal. After 20+ years officiating, I've seen trends come and go, but love? That never goes out of style.

As I wrap up an unexpectedly long wedding season, I find myself circling back to one of my mama's signature pearls of wisdom. Any time I...

Whether you dream of a rustic Hill Country micro-wedding or a moonlit elopement on the shores of Lake Travis, there is no wrong way to celebrate love here in Central Texas. And I’m here to help guide you through all the ways to say “I do,” in the most meaningful way—your way.