Mike Lorkowski

Hi:

If you would like for me to be your wedding officiant, I am ordained to perform non denominational weddings and would like to craft a ceremony that is uniquely you. You don’t have to conform to any rules or outdated traditions, but if you allow me time to get to know you as a couple, it will be my pleasure to be of assistance.

Although at the time of this writing I have only one wedding performed (as a favor to a friend who thought me to be the ideal choice for the role) the guests of the wedding all raved about my performance and when the groom told them it was my first wedding performed, they were astounded and didn’t believe it. I would like the opportunity to make you and your guests feel this way. I love having the opportunities to craft vows that are unique to each couple and wedding instead of a generic “one size fits all” approach. Allow me time to prepare and practice for your ceremony and I will ensure that this is the happiest day of your life and that you made the right decision in affording me the honor and privilege of being your officiant.

As this is not my full time job and can be considered a “side gig” or “moonlighting” I assure you I will not treat this as such. I will make you feel like I am an experienced professional at all times.

advanced notice is greatly appreciated so I can coordinate schedules with my full time employer to get me the time slot available for your wedding. I am at this time typically available all Mondays and most Tuesdays with other days of the week requiring at least 2 weeks advance notice (a month preferrred). However, if you get an inspiration that you want to “be married now” (a “shotgun” wedding so to speak) provided that you already have your marriage licenses squared away, I might be open to making your marriage dreams come true at a moment’s notice.

Never be afraid to ask me for favors, as most likely we can get to “yes.” Or in this case “I do.” Any which way you want me to get to your “I do” it will be my pleasure to be your officiant. Thank you.