Your celebration
Share your date if you have one, your location or venue ideas, approximate guest count, and what matters most to you.
Wedding planning
More room to enjoy it.
More care in the details.
Your wedding should feel like you, from the first ideas to the celebration itself. Explore wedding planning with Pastor Wayde, starting with a conversation about your vision and what you need.
A personal approach
Start where you are.
Perhaps you are gathering your first ideas. Perhaps you have already made some decisions and would like to talk through what comes next. Pastor Wayde offers wedding planning services alongside his ceremony and premarital coaching services.
The first conversation is about your celebration, your priorities, and the support you are looking for. Your proposal will clearly set out the agreed responsibilities, service scope, and fee.
Custom proposal
Ask about wedding planning →Before we begin
Bring your ideas.
We will talk through the next step.
Your starting point
Tell us what is already arranged, what you are still deciding, and where you would value planning support.
Your proposal
Review availability, responsibilities, and a tailored scope before making a commitment. There is no published planning package price.
A few helpful distinctions
Is wedding planning included with officiating?
No. The Signature Wedding Ceremony includes ceremony preparation and collaboration with your planner and venue. Wedding planning is a separate service with its own agreed scope and proposal.
Do we need a date before reaching out?
No. You can ask about planning while your date is still undecided. Share the location you are considering and where you are in the process.
How much does wedding planning cost?
Planning is quoted individually after discussing your celebration and the support required. Fees, responsibilities, and availability are confirmed in your proposal.
Let’s begin with you
Tell us about your wedding.
You do not need to have everything figured out to start a conversation.
Ask about wedding planning →