Planning a wedding involves many decisions, and the ceremony is one of the most important parts of the day. A discovery conversation gives us a chance to talk about your plans, answer your questions, and explore what your ceremony might look like.
Booking that conversation only takes a few simple steps.
1. Check My Availability
Start by checking my calendar to see whether your wedding date is available.
If the date appears open, I am likely available to help. In some cases I can officiate two ceremonies on the same day if they are reasonably close together, so even if your timing is unusual it is still worth asking.
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2. Watch the Short Overview
This short video explains how the ceremony planning process works once a couple books with me.
You will see how we move from our first conversation to a completed ceremony, including the questionnaire, ceremony draft process, and the final consultation before your wedding day.
Most couples find it helpful to watch this before our Discovery Call so they have a sense of how the process works.
3. Look at the Ceremony Packages
If you have not already done so, take a moment to review the Affordable Packages page. It explains the different ceremony options I offer and what I include in each. It’s very common for plans to evolve during the process. For example, some couples begin with a full wedding and later decide to elope, or choose a sequel ceremony the following year.
You may also want to look at my travel information if your ceremony will take place outside my immediate area.
4. Schedule Your Discovery Call
Once you have checked the calendar and reviewed the options, the next step is to schedule a discovery conversation.
During that call, we will talk about your ceremony ideas, answer questions you may have, and discuss the next steps in planning your wedding.
When you schedule your discovery conversation, you will see a short intake form. Please share as much as you currently know about your ceremony plans. Don’t worry if some details are still uncertain. Many couples refine their plans as we talk through the possibilities. It’s very common for plans to evolve during the process. For example, some couples begin with a full wedding and later decide to elope, or choose a sequel ceremony the following year.
We formally reserve your wedding date during this call.