Julia Guera

I initially became ordained to supplement my income, but my motivations evolved over time. By my third wedding ceremony, I realized that my purpose went beyond financial gain. I delighted witnessing the joy on couples' faces as they exchanged vows. I found fulfillment in uniting two people and blessing their commitment to one another. While not all marriages last, I would offer a final prayer for the newlyweds, wishing them the best in their new life and together forever.

West Texas

I hope to achieve several key goals. 1st i am to provide spiritual guidance to and support those in need, whether through counseling, officiating ceremonies, or simply being a source of comfort. I want to create a welcoming and inclusive environment where individuals can explore their spiritual and find solace in their beliefs.

I am open to discussing the wedding ceremony and religion.

What makes my ceremonies special as a wedding officiant is the personalized touch I bring to each one. I believe that every couple has a unique story and vision for their special day, and I strive to reflect that in the ceremonies I create. Here are a few key elements that set my ceremonies apart. Customization, Inclusivity, Emotional Connection, Attention to detail, Flexibility and support and creating a unique experience.

I am open.