Holly Bartolo

I've been wanting to become an Ordained Minister since i was 17, so almost 21 years now, and Yesterday (2/7/26) I finally did it. I've always wanted to officiate weddings and such and I knew afer the past couple years, I was meant to be one and something inside me told me now is your time. this is YOUR time.

I am from Sanford, MI, USA

I hope I can make couples' dreams come true and marry and I hope I can deliver a memorable experience for everyone involved.

I chose my own path as a Methodist and I am VERY proud of the church i attend in Mount Pleasant, MI. I was baptized there on the 10 year anniversary of my father's passing which made it even more emotional and that much more meaningful for me.

What I feel makes me special as a Wedding Officiant is the fact I am willing to learn about wedding traditions I may not be familiar about and happily to and I am willing to perform all kinds of weddings, not just certain kinds. I know there isn't many here where I live that are willing to broad out their spectrum of weddings and beliefs and I am willing to do so. I am willing to do all kinds of weddings. I thrive to make sure your ceremony will be what you expect and what you have dreamed of. I want to be affordable to those who may not otherwise be able to afford an officiant but also want to make sure I am charging what I feel I am worth as I go. I am aware, personally, not everyone can afford 400 or more for an officiant. I also know how it feels to be on a fixed budget or a low budget and just trying to get the needs booked.

I'm from Midland county, and I am willing to travel if needed for an additional fee (which is why my range varies like it does). I know Midland, Sanford, and Mount Pleasant fairly well.

I am brand new to being Ordained so I have yet to do a ceremony, but I have read up on all my training and everything and though I am nervous about my first one, I am fairly confident I can succeed well.