Harry Shouppe

I became a wedding officiant because I believe there is no greater honor than standing with two people at the moment they commit their lives to one another. For me, it is more than a role—it is a calling rooted in respect for love, family, and the power of a shared promise. Over the years, I have seen how a well-crafted ceremony can set the tone for an entire marriage. I wanted to be part of that moment, not just as a witness, but as someone who helps create an experience the couple will carry with them for the rest of their lives. The opportunity to bring comfort, clarity, and a steady presence during one of the most emotional moments of a couple’s journey is something I value deeply. Becoming an officiant allows me to blend storytelling, sincerity, and tradition in a way that honors each couple’s unique bond. Every ceremony I lead is a reminder of why I chose this path: to celebrate commitment, uplift love, and help create a moment that feels genuine, grounded, and unforgettable.

Was born in Tampa Florida moved to Oklahoma for 3 years then I met my beautiful fiance and currently reside in beautiful Arkansas Valley

Every ceremony I lead is built on one core belief: your wedding day should feel unmistakably yours. As your officiant, I take the time to understand who you are as individuals and as a couple, ensuring that every word spoken reflects your story, your values, and the commitment you are choosing to make. My approach is a balance of warmth, sincerity, and steady professionalism. I guide each ceremony with a calm and reassuring presence, creating a comfortable atmosphere where emotion can rise naturally and joy can be fully felt. Whether your vision leans rustic, traditional, modern, or deeply personal, I shape your ceremony with intention—honoring meaningful traditions, celebrating your unique bond, and giving thoughtful attention to the moments that matter most. From the first welcome to the final pronouncement, my goal is simple: to create an experience you will remember not just for how it looked, but for how it felt—authentic, heartfelt, and crafted with care.