Beth Jordan

I became an ordained minister because I genuinely love seeing people in love and witnessing the joy that surrounds a wedding day. To me, marriage is one of life’s greatest adventures, and I felt called to help couples honor that moment in a meaningful way.

Canton, GA

As an officiant, I hope to bring a calm presence, a warm heart, and sincere respect for the commitment being made. With my background in coaching and personal development, I enjoy listening deeply and helping couples translate their unique story into a ceremony that feels personal and true to who they are. I consider it a privilege to stand with couples as they begin their new chapter and to celebrate the love, hope, and promise represented in their vows.

I have attended services at a lot of denominations and I prefer to call myself a follower of Jesus Christ instead of tying myself to one description of Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, etc.

I bring a calm, encouraging presence that helps couples relax, breathe, and really enjoy their moment. I guide them through the ceremony with warmth and sincerity, always making sure the tone matches their preferences, whether that’s traditional, lighthearted, spiritual, or simple. I believe a ceremony should feel authentic, joyful, and deeply respectful of the commitment being made, and that’s what I strive to deliver.