Bishop Scott Kerschner

I was Ordained to be a Minister in 1993. I have been doing weddings over that 30+ years. I treat every couple as if they were my family. A rule I like to live by is. It’s about you, not me. I have my own spiritual views and ideas on what makes a ceremony great. I share those views and ideas with you here. However, my beliefs and tastes are irrelevant when it comes to planning, writing and performing your ceremony – because it’s yours. I’m happy to offer up suggestions when asked, but I’ll never “overrule” you, change things without your permission or say or do anything that you haven’t expressly approved. Weddings are complicated and intense events. As such, they rarely start on time. Are there friends or family who have not arrived yet? The best man had to stop and change a flat tire? Toddler-aged ring bearer or flower girl having a meltdown? Don’t worry about me. I’m ready whenever you are.

I live in Texas, but have been around the world.

To help others.

Many couples wonder where to start when writing a ceremony or vows, what makes a ceremony great, or how long each portion should last. Luckily, professional wedding officiants are wonderful guides during the planning process. Having participated in many weddings, wedding officiants have experienced a broad range of ceremonies and can work with you to create a personalized ceremony that reflects both your relationship and intents. Not only that, but an officiant can help you find other resources for your wedding, with countless contacts in all fields of the wedding industry.

A family member may get sick; a friend may be overcome with stage fright. Professional wedding officiants are prepared for every eventuality. You have a contract with your officiant, stating that they will perform your wedding, and in the event of an emergency, many officiants have a contingency plan in place to provide an equally prepared officiant to step in.