"A bit nervous as this wedding had over 150 guests. Wedding was outdoors and it was a hot one. I had some comfort as I knew some of the guest and the bride was my niece. I made the ceremony personable and shared stories the bride and groom told me during our meetings. They wanted a whimsical wedding, so I included several writings and a poem based on whimsical adding an ending touch, I pulled out a wand and place a whimsical and loving spell on the with a hint of a glitter dash. "
Officiated by Craig Robert Aldridge at Mellwood Art Center in Louisville, Kentucky on June 15th, 2024.
"Terrene and Antonio came to me wanting to elope in Kansas City. They had a vision of something small and intimate and surrounded by flowers . They decided on the beautiful Loos Park Garden here and with the help of a local photographer and a few vows, their dream came true. "
Officiated by Camille M Lewis at Loose Park in Kansas City, Missouri on July 4th, 2024.
"I had one of the greatest honors of my life yesterday on a gorgeous Fourth of July day as I officiated the wedding of my amazing nephew Dylan Falso and his beautiful bride, my now niece, Brittney Falso! We couldn't have asked for a better day and it was all so well planned from the accommodations to the reception. I had the best view of all as I got to stand with the Bride and Groom and watch them gaze into each other's eyes and shed tears of joy...(continued)"
Officiated by Allen Boynton at The Candlewood Inn in Danbury, Connecticut on July 4th, 2024.
"This was an official wedding for a couple who have been together for years and have children together, they just wanted to make it legal. They got married at Juan's work during a lunch break. It's a small diesel shop and all employees attended. It was short but it turned out really nice. Afterwards everyone had some cake and did a "buttery nipple" shot. Lots of smiles and a good time."
Officiated by Lee Ellen Preece at Precision Diesel Repair in Fort Worth, Texas on June 21st, 2024.
"This wedding style fitted both brides’ personalities! They held it in their backyard Kim’s family had been coming in over the previous several days. Each one was assigned a food and/or job for the reception. Of course, both brides were nervous and wanting to oversee everything. My job was trying to keep them calm beforehand. I was able to collect both mothers and brides before the ceremony to share a brief prayer. The ceremony was simple but remembrable...(continued)"
Officiated by Joy Lynn Smith at Bridal Home in Clinton, North Carolina on June 29th, 2024.
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