Thank you so much for considering me as your Officiant on your very special day. I began what I call my “Labor of Love” in 2005 on the pristine gulf coast of Florida. I Would meet couples on the beach at sunset and officiate their ceremony. I have had the privilege of presiding 100’s of wedding ceremonies and vow renewals. In 2014, my husband and I made the move to the lush and beautiful state of North Carolina, which I happily call home. Since moving here, I have presided ceremonies on Mountaintops, Farms, Barns, Country Clubs, Estate Homes, Botanical Gardens and more.

Crafting ceremonies tailored to embody your unique connection is my specialty. With meticulous care and attention, I will ensure that your love story is woven seamlessly into a ceremony that surpasses your expectations and creates lasting memories for a lifetime. Your ceremony is the heart and soul of your wedding day. I believe it should be both sacred and celebratory, and one that incorporates your beliefs and values and creates a ceremony that is infused with love and joy and most of all . . . Uniquely Yours.

“Forever Yours” ~ Custom Ceremony

Package Includes ~

Initial Consultation by phone, Skype and Email. (In-person by appointment in Winston Salem).
Filing of Marriage License with the Registrar of Deeds following the ceremony
Secular Officiant or Ordained Minister
Customized Ceremony with your choice of traditional or contemporary wording
Sample Ceremonies based on your personal preference
Support in the design and development of your wedding ceremony including advice on ceremony details, including family members and children, etc.
Your choice of one (1) Ceremony Enhancement (Additional ones $25 each)
Rehearsal Attendance and Coordination (One Hour)
- Direct rehearsal with bridal party and anyone who has a role at the ceremony
- Advise wedding party participants on where and what time to meet the following day
A joyful presence to support you on your wedding day.

FEE: $475.00 ($375 with no Rehearsal)

Service Locations include Winston Salem, Kernersville, Clemmons, Greensboro, High Point Danbury, Pilot Mountain, Lexington, Mocksville, and any others that are within a 30-mile radius of Winston Salem.

Travel Fee Outside of Service location – a quote will be provided.

Payment Options:

A 50% non-refundable deposit is required with a signed contract.
Balance is due 30 Days before wedding by Cash, Check, Money Order or Zelle or Cash the day of the Rehearsal or Wedding Day.

Additional Services – No Charge

Assistance in finding a Professional Photographer, or Videographer
Assistance in finding a DJ, Ensemble or Solo Musician (violin, harp, etc.)
“Exclusive Discounts” on Minted Save the Dates and Wedding Invitations (bigger discount than on their website)

“Sweet & Simple” Ceremony

Coming Soon

Package Includes ~

For More Information, Contact me at christinaweddings@gmail.com or Cell: (336) 705-3239

OBTAINING A NORTH CAROLINA MARRIAGE LICENSE

How do I obtain a marriage license?

Couples getting married in North Carolina must get a marriage license before the wedding. If your wedding will be in North Carolina, you can get a marriage license from the Register of Deeds in any county in the state. In general, both partners must visit the Register of Deeds office. Some counties allow online applications to be submitted before visiting the office to save time. Applicants for a marriage license must pay a fee and fill out a form stating their names, ages, marital status, and intention to marry.

Applicants must provide either a Social Security number or a notarized statement that the applicant is ineligible to receive a Social Security number. The Register of Deeds may require proof of age, such as a government-issued ID or birth certificate. The Register of Deeds may also require proof of divorce if either partner was previously married. Because requirements can vary, you should contact the Register of Deeds in your county with any specific questions.

How long before the wedding do I need to apply for a marriage license?

The marriage license must be issued before the wedding. North Carolina has no required waiting period between the issuance of the marriage license and the wedding. A marriage license expires after 60 days if the wedding has not taken place, and applicants must apply again if the wedding does not occur within 60 days.