Frequently Asked Questions
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Most couples book 6–12 months out, but I take on a limited number of ceremonies per weekend, so earlier is safer — especially for spring and fall dates in Georgia. If your date is within a few weeks (or days), call rather than email and I'll let you know honestly whether I can take it.
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Yes — I travel throughout Georgia and take on a limited number of destination ceremonies each year. Travel fees depend on distance and whether an overnight stay is needed, and we'll settle that during your consultation.
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Either, or both. Some couples want me to write everything; others want to write their own vows and have me build the ceremony around them. We figure out the split in our first conversation, and you'll always see the full draft before the day.
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Yes, license filing is included in every package. You'll need to get the license from the county before the ceremony — I'll walk you through exactly what's required and file the completed paperwork afterward.
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All of the above. I officiate religious, secular, and blended ceremonies, and I'm comfortable weaving in specific cultural or family traditions if you want them included.
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Rehearsal direction is included with The Full Ceremony package. For elopements and smaller ceremonies, we typically walk through timing and cues the day of instead, but a separate rehearsal can be an add-on request.
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I only confirm a booking once I'm certain I can be there. In the rare case of an emergency, I will notify you ASAP.
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A deposit secures your date after our consultation, with the balance due before the ceremony. Exact terms depend on the package, and I'll send a clear agreement outlining dates and amounts before anything is due.
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