I can be reached at 228-229-7301 or 205-473-1932.

I am available for Christmas Day or Christmas Eve, News Years Day and Valentines Day!!! My calendar is filling up for 2012 so BOOK EARLY.

Remember: It is YOUR wedding. You deserve and have a right to have YOUR wedding YOUR way. WIth me you have 100% control over the ceremony. From the way I dress to the words I use- This celebration is about YOU not me.
 

And more fun, easy to remember dates ahead: What about  12/12/12 at 12..........OR 10/11/12 at 1

A completely non-judgemental officaint who works with the bride and groom to provide the service they desire. From traditional to the most non-traditional I am able and willing to work with you under all circumstances at any time in order to ensure that you have the wedding of your dreams. Whether you are looking for a Civil Service, Spiritual, Religious, Non-religious, Pagan, Second Marriage, Themed Wedding, Interfaith Ceremony, Renewal of Vows, or a mix of everything (wink) we can work together to make your ceremony uniquely yours. As a minister and as a former bridal consultant Fr Kelsey will be able to give you a ceremony that suits your needs and make your Big Day as stress-free as possible.

Now serving the entire southeast- Tennessee, Alabama through the gulf coast. I am semi retired and love to travel.

Despite the fact that the most common trends of wedding ceremonies abide by the traditional religious or cultural practices of marriage, agnostic or secular wedding ceremonies are now also widely practiced as exampled by Kelsey Many couples prefer unconventional forms of wedding ceremonies and are abandoning the long process of traditional religious ceremonies due to time constraints. Unlike traditional wedding ceremonies that typically take place in churches, mosque, or other religious areas, nonreligious weddings like civil weddings occur in courthouses, wedding chapels, reception halls, or outdoors. These events tend to be much smaller and are less formal compared to that of traditional religious wedding ceremonies. Instead of a priest or rabbi presiding over the ceremony as the officiant, government-approved officials or secular officials serve as the facilitator of nonreligious weddings .

In any form of wedding ceremony—whether traditional religious or agnostic—couples exchange marriage vows or promises. In traditional religious wedding ceremonies, wedding vows exchanged by the spouses are often prescribed by their church. However, in the unconventional forms of wedding ceremonies, wedding vows can be written by the bride and the groom, so as to give them a chance to express their personal commitment to each other Generally, a wedding ceremony is one way of defining the rights and obligations of the partners toward each other. However, whatever wedding ceremony the couple prefers to follow, be it the traditional religious ceremony or secular ceremony, the value of the occasion is embedded in the new beginning that the couple is about to face together. 

.  This is YOUR wedding, not mine. Presented in a professional manner that will make your wedding day what YOU want it to be.

You will find that I am the most DO-ABLE Officiant available.