Wedding Officiant Services

Congratulations on your engagement!

We look forward to guiding you through the process. To ensure that each ceremony accurately reflects the love between the couple, we work with couples to develop custom vows. Ceremonies are typically about 30 minutes and can be officiated in English or Spanish. We look forward to guiding you through the process.

  • Virginia

  • Maryland

  • Washington DC

  • West Virginia

 Getting Married?

We are authorized to celebrate your wedding in VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, WASHINGTON D.C. and WEST VIRGINIA. We officiate your wedding: locally, your home, park, beach, DC monuments, in our office (Herndon, VA) or wherever you prefer.

You need:

✓ Marriage license (from your State/County)

✓ ID's (driver's license or passport)

Send us a message to make your appointment. We are available 7 days a week. 

Ceremony Types

Marriage License Information

YOU MUST obtain your marriage license in the state (or DC) where you’re getting married. For example, if you live in Virginia and are getting married in DC you must obtain a DC marriage license.

Check with the clerk’s website/office before going to apply/pick-up your marriage license since requirements and procedures can change without notice.

Unity Ceremony

  • Unity ceremonies are meaningful and symbolic, performed during your wedding to represent becoming a union. (*Optional & additional cost)

  • *Unity Candle

    Symbolize the joining of the families, the merging of two individuals.

  • *Sand Ceremony

    Couple pours sand from separate vessels into a unified, central one.

    Colors available; (white, ivory, beige, turquoise, purple, rose, coral, red, blue, green).

  • *Coin Ceremony

    The coins represent a promise of prosperity in the couple's marriage, as well as a promise to always protect each other's wealth.

  • *In Memoriam

    Honoring a deceased loved one at your wedding is a special way to pay tribute to those who have passed.

  • *Handfasting

    The couple’s hands are gently bound with a piece of cloth as they exchange vows, and inspiring the phrase "tying the knot".