Franklin Antroy Pollard

My decision to become an ordained minister and perform marriages is a natural extension of my work and passion as a marriage and family therapist. Throughout my counseling career, I have had the privilege of helping individuals, couples, and families strengthen their relationships, improve communication, and navigate life's most challenging moments. These experiences have shown me that a healthy marriage begins long before difficulties arise—it starts with a strong commitment, shared values, and a clear understanding of the promises made on the wedding day.

As an ordained minister, I want to help couples begin their marriage with intention and purpose by creating ceremonies that reflect their unique relationship and the commitment they are making to one another. I believe that officiating a wedding is more than leading a ceremony; it is an opportunity to encourage couples to build their marriage on trust, respect, effective communication, and mutual support.

My counseling background has given me a deep appreciation for the importance of strong family systems and healthy relationships. Performing marriages allows me to combine my clinical knowledge with my desire to serve others during one of the most meaningful moments of their lives. My goal is to help couples celebrate their love while inspiring them to build a lasting, resilient, and fulfilling marriage together.

Georgia

As an ordained minister, I want to help couples begin their marriage with intention and purpose by creating ceremonies that reflect their unique relationship and the commitment they are making to one another. I believe that officiating a wedding is more than leading a ceremony; it is an opportunity to encourage couples to build their marriage on trust, respect, effective communication, and mutual support.