Hi, I’m Bryan.
This is such an exciting time in your life, and I am happy to help you plan for your wedding day! I’m a Humanist officiant licensed in Ontario to perform marriages, and have experience telling incredible love stories like yours. I would love to help you celebrate this important moment in your life.
I believe your wedding should be unique and represent the love you share with one another, and my favourite part of what I do is learning more about you as a couple and how we can make your day special and unique – because your love story has never happened to anyone but you.
I support the marriage of any two people that are in love, regardless of orientation or gender.
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Carly Kratzer Photography
Elopements
The perfect wedding looks and sounds different for every couple. Regardless of how or where you say “I Do”, it should be personal and reflect your relationship. If you are looking for a ceremony that is smaller scale and more intimate, I’d love to help make it perfect. Choose a special place, or have it right in your backyard. I’m here to help you make it perfect!
Custom Ceremonies
There isn’t a relationship out there like yours, so there shouldn’t be a ceremony like yours either. Each ceremony I write is fully customized to who you are as a couple. It tells your story as uniquely as you are. I will guide you through everything you need to know about getting married, and make the process easy as pie. Let’s sit down and get to know one another, and I will write something that sounds like we’ve been friends all along.
Radiant Photography
The Complete Package
All you need for a great wedding is people you love, promises to unite you, and good music. I found the complete package in Eric, and you can have the Complete Package with both of us. Eric comes with his guitar, and I come with a fully crafted ceremony that tells your story. Together, we set the perfect mood for you to say “I Do”.
Unity Rituals
Whiskey Tastings, Memory Boxes, Handfasting, Ring Warming, Star Maps… There are so many unique ways for us to symbolize your vows. Unity Rituals have been part of weddings since the beginning of weddings. These modernized elements bring a personalized element to your ceremony, and will engage your guests deeper into your story.
Elisha K Photography
Your Love Story Awaits.
To me, love is Ike’s tail wags blowing fur-bails across the floor because I’m smiling at him; and the smell of what my husband has cooking in the kitchen. It’s a song on the radio that reminds me of when my best friend made me laugh so hard I spit out my wine. Or a text message from dad saying “thanks for the visit”.
Love grows in gardens. It dances to a great beat. Wipes your tears when you’re sad, and bandages you when you’re hurt. If you ever need love, you can see it in a head-nod of a stranger walking by. You can smell it from outside a bakery, or hear it in the song from the guy singing on the patio.
Love exists literally everywhere, and we can miss it if we’re not looking. I love celebrating love and how it brings a community together to cheer as two people - any two people - hold hands and promise each other their hearts.
Bryan is Cofounder of
Grand River Pride
Grand River Pride is a grassroots organization that strives to help 2SLGBTQAI+ people see themselves in their own communities, helping them find a sense of belonging. We create safe, inclusive spaces for everyone to gather and share the talent and creativity of Queer people, while creating more opportunities for support and connection.
Cambridge Pride Week June 1st - 14th 2025
Ayr Pride Week TBD
Land Acknowledgement
I respectfully acknowledge that land on which I live and work are located on the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe and Neutral People. This land is situated on the Haldimand Tract, stretching 6 miles on either side of the Grand River, and is part of the Haldimand Treaty and Simcoe Patent.
I recognize the enduring presence and deep traditional knowledge and philosophies of the indigenous peoples with whom I share this land. I also recognize that this acknowledgement is only one step in honouring the call to actions from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and that there is more that still needs to be done.