Along with being an actor, writer, and yoga teacher, I’m also an ordained minister with the Universal Life Church, a 60s-era hippie church out of Modesto, California which believes in democratizing the marital process.

I got ordained and started officiating because I’d attended the wedding of friends who’d been married by a judge in a dry, non-spiritual, deeply boring ceremony (no offense to judges in general but this one was a dud).

I knew that many friends heading to the altar were spiritual but not religious and I figured there had to be a non-denominational way of infusing their ceremonies with heart, spirit, and meaning.

Since I got started I've had the honor to perform ceremonies for a range of people with widely varying backgrounds, entnicities, religions, orientations, and identities.

I've also done bi-lingual weddings where I both did and did not speak all the languages involved, sung at several ceremonies, and contended with the last minute loss of a ring, a late minute hurriciane, a vomiting dog, a vomiting groom, boundary-busting cows, highly invasive dragonflies, and a bride who was in active labor during the vows.

I live in the woods of Charlotte, Vermont with my husband Mark and two undeniably sexy cats.

Mark is Kathryn's awesome husband, and go-to backup officiant. He spent decades as a theater artist before becoming a highly sought-after psychotherapist.

He's kind, funny, reliable, well dressed, and very tall.