Stacy M. Partridge

I originally became an ordained minister because I wanted the ability to support people during some of the most meaningful moments of their lives. Much of my professional and volunteer work centers on children, families, education, and helping people navigate difficult transitions, so becoming ordained felt like another way I could serve others. I also loved the idea of being able to officiate weddings and other important life events for friends, family members, and members of my community in a way that feels personal and meaningful.

I’m originally from the Midwest and have called the Southwest home for many years. I believe each season of my life has helped shape the work I feel called to do today—serving children, families, and others who may need support, encouragement, or someone simply willing to walk alongside them.

I hope to use my ordination as another way to serve and support people during important moments in their lives. Whether that means officiating a wedding, offering encouragement, or simply being present for someone during a meaningful transition, I want to help create experiences that feel personal, respectful, and genuine.

I am not affiliated with any organized religion or specific denomination. My spirituality is personal and centered on compassion, love, service, respect, and treating others with dignity. I believe meaningful ceremonies can honor each person’s individual beliefs and values, whether they are religious, spiritual, interfaith, or nonreligious.

I believe what makes my ceremonies special is the care I put into making them personal, meaningful, and centered on the couple’s unique story. I want each ceremony to reflect their love, values, and commitment while creating a moment that feels sincere and spiritually significant. My goal is for couples and their loved ones to leave feeling that they witnessed something heartfelt, intentional, and truly sacred.

## Wedding Officiant Services

I provide warm, personalized wedding ceremonies for couples who want a meaningful experience that reflects their unique relationship, values, and beliefs. I welcome spiritual, non-denominational, interfaith, and nonreligious ceremonies.

### Sign & Go — $100

Perfect for couples who simply need their marriage solemnized and license signed.

Includes:

• Brief legal ceremony
• Marriage license signing
• Simple vow exchange if desired

### Simple Ceremony — $175

A meaningful ceremony that is simple, heartfelt, and personal.

Includes:

• 10–15 minute ceremony
• Traditional, spiritual, or secular wording
• Vow and ring exchange
• Marriage license completion
• Light personalization

### Personalized Ceremony — $250

Designed for couples who want their ceremony to reflect their relationship and story.

Includes:

• Pre-ceremony consultation
• Customized ceremony script
• Couple’s story and personal details incorporated
• Spiritual, non-denominational, interfaith, or secular elements
• Vow and ring exchange
• Marriage license completion

### Signature Ceremony — $350

A fully customized ceremony with additional planning and support.

Includes:

• Detailed couple consultation
• Fully personalized ceremony script
• Assistance with writing or refining vows
• Meaningful readings, traditions, or symbolic elements
• Ceremony planning support
• Rehearsal or additional preparation assistance
• Marriage license completion

## Travel

Travel within 25 miles of the Las Vegas Valley is included.

Additional travel fees:

• 26–50 miles: +$50
• 51–100 miles: +$100
• More than 100 miles: Custom quote

Remote, scenic, or specialty locations may require an additional fee based on travel time, parking, permits, and accessibility.

## Additional Services

Additional services may include:

• Wedding rehearsal
• Custom vow writing assistance
• Commitment ceremonies
• Vow renewals
• Elopements
• Spiritual or blessing ceremonies
• Memorial or celebration-of-life ceremonies
• Personalized readings or ceremonial elements

Additional services are quoted based on the needs of the ceremony.

## My Approach

I am an ordained minister but am not affiliated with a specific organized religion or denomination. My approach is centered on love, compassion, respect, service, and honoring each couple’s individual beliefs.

My goal is to create a ceremony that feels genuine, personal, inclusive, and meaningful—whether your ceremony is spiritual, traditional, modern, interfaith, or completely nonreligious.

In addition to officiating weddings, I hope to provide support during other meaningful life moments as well. I believe ministry can take many forms—celebrating love, offering encouragement, providing a compassionate presence during times of change, and helping people create ceremonies that reflect their faith, values, and personal journey. My goal is always to serve with kindness, respect, and genuine care for the people who invite me into those important moments.