You’ve heard it before: “Weddings go by in a blur.” And it’s true—when everything is packed into a single whirlwind day with hundreds of guests, it can be hard to take it all in.
But what if you didn’t have to rush? What if your wedding day could actually feel intentional—not just planned, but present, grounded, and totally you?
For many couples, that’s the appeal of an intimate wedding. Fewer guests doesn’t mean fewer memories. In fact, it often creates space for more connection, more creativity, and more meaning—especially when it comes to your ceremony.
As a humanist celebrant, I’ve seen firsthand how deeply moving and elevated small weddings can be. Here’s how an intimate celebration allows your ceremony to shine as the true heart of your day.
Want your friend or family member to officiate your wedding? Here’s how to make sure it’s legal, seamless, and actually meaningful—with tips from a professional wedding officiant.
Getting legally married before your celebration? Here’s how to plan a courthouse-style wedding in Virginia and follow it with a symbolic ceremony that feels just as meaningful.
Planning a destination wedding is an exciting adventure! Whether you're dreaming of exchanging vows on a tropical beach, in a romantic European villa, or atop a scenic mountaintop, an international wedding can be an unforgettable experience. However, navigating the legalities of getting married abroad can be complicated.
Many couples choose to legally marry in the U.S. either before or after their destination wedding to simplify the process and avoid potential legal challenges. In this guide, I’ll walk you through why this approach makes sense, how to do it, and how I can help make the process seamless through my legal license signing and ghostwriting services.
When planning your wedding, one of the most personal choices you’ll make is the type of ceremony that reflects your love and values. If you and your partner prefer a wedding that is not tied to religious traditions, you may be wondering: Can you have a non-religious wedding in Virginia? The answer is absolutely yes! A nonreligious wedding in Virginia allows couples to create a ceremony that is meaningful and personal without any religious affiliation.
