Cyndee Quaid

I saw it as an accessible opportunity to offer something meaningful. By becoming ordained, I could support friends, family, and others in need—especially those who might not have the resources for traditional officiant services. It felt like a simple step that could have a big impact.

I’m originally from Ponca City, Oklahoma. While it wasn’t always the easiest place to grow up, it helped me understand the importance of compassion, resilience, and creating spaces where people feel truly seen and supported.

With my online ordination, I hope to offer meaningful, inclusive ceremonies to people who might not have access to traditional services—whether due to cost, background, or belief. I want to be someone others can count on during important moments, creating safe, respectful spaces that reflect who they are. If I can bring comfort, joy, or peace to even a few people, then it’s more than worth it.

While I don’t follow a specific organized religion, I hold deep respect for all beliefs and spiritual paths. My focus is on compassion, connection, and helping others honor what’s meaningful to them. I believe that love, respect, and kindness transcend labels, and I’m here to support people in a way that aligns with their values—not just mine.

What makes my ceremonies special is that they’re built around the couple—not tradition for tradition’s sake. I focus on telling their story with sincerity, warmth, and a sense of calm. Whether it’s spiritual, secular, or somewhere in between, I work closely with them to create something meaningful, affordable, and true to who they are. I believe love deserves to be celebrated in a way that feels deeply personal, not performative.

I offer more than just officiating—I offer presence, patience, and a genuine desire to help people feel seen and supported. Whether it’s a wedding, vow renewal, memorial, or simply someone needing guidance or a listening ear, I strive to meet people where they are. My goal is to create moments that feel sacred, personal, and grounded in care. Everyone deserves to be honored in a way that reflects their truth.