Brian Breeding

I became an ordained minister because I wanted to help people celebrate one of the most meaningful moments of their lives. Marriage is more than a ceremony; it's a commitment between two people choosing to build a future together.

I appreciate that every couple has their own story, beliefs, and vision for their wedding. I wanted the opportunity to help couples create ceremonies that reflect who they are and what their commitment means to them, whether that's a simple, intimate gathering or a more personalized celebration.

For me, it's about making that moment feel genuine, personal, and memorable for the people at the center of it.

Georgia

I hope to use my ordination to help couples celebrate their commitment in a way that feels personal, meaningful, and true to their relationship. I want to create a welcoming experience where couples feel heard and supported, regardless of their backgrounds, beliefs, or the size of their wedding.

My goal is to make meaningful wedding ceremonies accessible without sacrificing the care and attention that such an important moment deserves. Ultimately, I want every couple I work with to look back on their ceremony and remember not just the words that were spoken, but how the moment made them feel.