Wedding Officiants

Weddings can take on a life of their own, and you may feel pressure to conform to standards that don’t match who you are. This can lead to doubt, unsteadiness, or resentment. Don't get roped into other people's dream weddings. Buck tradition & create your own! Anchor your love with ritual and live happily ever after. Ceremony is central, so remember: There is no right way. There is your way. I’m Audrey Hyvonen, a trained celebrant & inclusive officiant. I can’t wait to support your celebration!

Hi! I'm a wedding officiant living in the Raleigh/Durham area of North Carolina, but serving all of the state. I officiate secular, religious, and interfaith weddings, vow renewals, and commitment ceremonies. As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, I'm dedicated to using chosen names and correct pronouns for my clients and celebrating authentic, diverse, love. I am also particularly excited to do any wedding including pets and/or geeky/nerdy passions and interests.

Prem Prakasha offers fully customized, highly personal ceremony officiation for weddings of all sizes and styles. She specializes in multi-cultural, inter-faith and spiritual-but-not-religoious ceremonies that are deeply meaningful to her clients.

I'm a non-traditional wedding officiant based in Santa Cruz, CA. I specialize in officiating creatively re-imagined, deliciously refreshing, life affirming wedding ceremonies. I'm committed to inclusivity, and I wholeheartedly welcome couples of all backgrounds and orientations. I’m committed to being a potent force of female leadership in a realm that has historically been male dominated. And I’m committed to disrupting an industry that’s become all about consumption and is absent of soul!

Custom wedding ceremonies that are the heart and soul of your wedding day: Honest, intimate, engaging and one-of-a-kind. As a non-religious wedding officiant and ceremonialist, I love to create a feeling of wonder and joy and authenticity, based on your unique worldview and story. What would it feel like if your ceremony was the best part of your wedding day?