Stephanie

I’ve always been captivated by the beauty of love and the power of meaningful connection.

For years, I thought about becoming ordained, but it wasn’t until close friends asked me to officiate their wedding that I finally took the leap—and it felt like stepping into my life’s purpose.

Raised nondenominational, I respect and honor all faiths and beliefs, offering ceremonies that reflect the unique values of those I serve. I believe that when we treat one another with kindness and respect, we’ll find that we have more in common than we might realize.

As an ordained minister, I’m honored to officiate weddings, vow renewals, baptisms, funerals, and other life events. Being part of these profound moments reminds me why life is so worth living—it’s a chance to celebrate hope, love, and connection in unforgettable ways.

I live pretty close to the Tampa area

Through my ordination, I hope to bring happiness and meaning to the lives of others by officiating the most significant moments they’ll experience.

Whether it’s a wedding, vow renewal, baptism, or funeral, I believe these milestones deserve to be celebrated with love, respect, and joy. Being able to create a meaningful ceremony that reflects the uniqueness of each individual and couple is a gift that fills me with purpose.

For me, this journey is about spreading joy, providing comfort, and reminding people of the beauty in life’s shared moments.

I would be so honored to officiate your event.

I am open to most religions and can provide accordingly.

I can personalize the ceremony to the couple and their relationship: Tailoring the script Incorporate details about the couple, such as how they met, their proposal, and what they love about each other. The tone of the ceremony should also reflect the couple's personality. Communicating with the couple Ask the couple about their preferred pronouns, ceremony style, readings, rituals, and their story. Send them a draft of the ceremony to review and approve. Involving special people Include readings from poetry, novels, or songs, or ask someone special to read something during the ceremony. Being a calming presence Officiants can be a reassuring presence during a stressful event, advising the couple to breathe and reminding them that only a few people will know if something goes wrong.

I can personalize the ceremony to the couple and their relationship. I can tailor the script to incorporate details about the couple, such as how they met, their proposal, and what they love about each other. The tone of the ceremony should also reflect the couple's personality. I will communicate with the couple about their preferred pronouns, ceremony style, readings, rituals, and their story. Send them a draft of the ceremony to review and approve. If they want to involve special people or include readings from poetry, novels, or songs, or ask someone special to read something during the ceremony, I have no problem with that.