Wedding Officiant · Ontario
Your story deserves a real beginning.
Personal, meaningful ceremonies across Toronto, Oshawa and Durham Region.
Your ceremony should feel like you.
Not a script I’ve performed a hundred times.
Big moment. Any size.
Two hundred guests, or just the dog.
Gardens, chapels, banquet halls, backyards — and living rooms. A ceremony doesn’t need a venue to matter. It needs the right people and someone who knows them.
The details
- 01
Discovery call
Your date, your venue, and what you want the day to feel like.
- 02
Planning
Readings, vows, family moments, cultural elements and timing.
- 03
Your ceremony
Written from scratch. You read every word before anyone hears it.
- 04
The day
I arrive early, calm the room, hold the timing and lead.
- 05
Registration
I complete the officiant portion and file with the province.
Pricing depends on the type of ceremony, travel and how much planning you want involved. Send your date and I’ll reply personally with a clear, itemized quote.
- — Full ceremony, written from scratch, with rehearsal
- — Intimate and home ceremonies
- — Legal signing only
Just the two of you and your witnesses — or a few people you love. A short, meaningful ceremony and the legal paperwork, handled properly.
SYMBIS (Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts) is an assessment-based process. You each complete an assessment, then we work through your report together — communication, money, conflict, family, intimacy and expectations. In person or online, and available whether or not I’m officiating.
- Where do you travel?
- Toronto, Oshawa, Durham Region and across the GTA. Further out in Ontario is often possible — just ask.
- Do you only officiate religious ceremonies?
- No. Faith-based, lightly spiritual, or entirely non-religious. Your beliefs set the tone.
- Can we write our own vows?
- Absolutely. I provide prompts, structure and honest feedback so your vows sound like you.
- Do you attend rehearsals?
- In most cases, yes. We confirm this early based on your venue and timeline.
- How does the legal paperwork work?
- You get the marriage licence from your municipality. I complete the officiant portion, register the marriage and submit it to the province.
Real ceremonies, real moments.
