Priestess Annie

I chose to become ordained online at the time because I was looking for a program to do for college, but had already been called by God. I kept ignoring it, but HE doesn't quit when HE knows what you're meant to do. My friend was getting married in around 6 months, so I went ahead and went this route initially because of her advice. Best decision I've ever made.

My dad was in the military when I was young, so we traveled a lot. I currently reside in West Virginia.

Choosing my online ordination has jump started my study of God. I was already studying different religions, and just getting a broader view of the world. Now, I know what I believe, and it's really helped me move in the direction that I want to be going. Constantly growing and learning.

The day is about you as a couple, so I'm really open to any type of ceremony. I do, however, only know American English, if a second language is needed. (I know very little Spanish, Italian, and Sign) I would also not mind a double minister ceremony to help with a multi-cultural family.

I prefer to do a one-on-two with the couple, and then a one-on-one with each person as well, prior to the ceremony so it feels more personal. You can choose to have long, or short, ceremonies. I love to learn (if it's something I've never done) and I will spend all of my free time working on it until it's done. Short notice is not a problem, I can also work with that.

I am located in southern West Virginia, and I don't mind to travel at all. Past 50 miles, I will have to be reimbursed for gas, and past 150 miles from my location, we would have to discuss gas and/or lodging fees.

I usually prefer to make an outline with you or your wedding planner, and show up for rehearsal. I write a script (which I don't share until the day of), and I prefer to have a podium because I shake.