Breana Marqui Fesler

I became ordained to officiate my best friend’s wedding, but it also became something much more meaningful to me. I wanted to be able to support and stand beside anyone seeking to get married, regardless of their race or sexual orientation. To me, love is something worth celebrating in all its forms, and being ordained allows me to be an ally, create inclusive spaces, and help make those important moments truly special for everyone.

Oklahoma

With my ordination, I hope to create a space where everyone feels seen, valued, and celebrated—especially during some of the most important moments in their lives. I want to officiate ceremonies that are meaningful, inclusive, and true to each couple’s story, while being a strong ally to people of all backgrounds, races, and sexual orientations. Ultimately, my goal is to spread love, acceptance, and support, and to make a lasting, positive impact through the connections I help honor and the memories I help create.

What makes my ceremonies special is the heart and intention I put into each one. I take the time to truly get to know each couple—their story, their personalities, and what love means to them—so their ceremony feels authentic and personal, not scripted or generic. I create an inclusive and welcoming space where everyone feels respected and celebrated, no matter their background. Most importantly, I bring a genuine sense of warmth, joy, and support, making each ceremony not just an event, but a meaningful experience that people will remember for years to come.