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ABOUT FRANK
Do You Believe In Love? I Do.
What can I tell you about me? Well, I love my wife, love our dogs and the life we have built together over the past 19 years. Prior to my career as a Wedding Officiant, I spent 30-years performing as a comedic entertainer and Master of Ceremony for special events. These days, as a word smith, I spend my time creating ad copy, developing online content, and scripting very personal wedding ceremonies for couples who have decided we are a good match for the wedding day celebration.
"As a Humanist Officiant, I know that I can't be everything to everybody
and I don't want to. That's why I choose work with couples who prefer a
Non-religious Wedding Ceremony."
Since 2009, I have produced and presided over hundreds of wedding at dozens of popular Washington destination venues, parks , beaches and backyards. My professional experiences allows me to be creative resource and knowledgeable adviser to any brides and/or grooms in planning their wedding day celebration.
"Couples booking me are usually a mix of Creatives, Theatre People, Self-proclaimed Geeks, Sci Fi Fanatics, Biologist and Nones."
Personally, I love a wedding ceremony that is packed full of warm sighs, joyful tears, and laughter; an emotional roller coaster ride for the guests and an unforgettable experience for the Newlyweds.
"Remember, the Wedding Officiant you choose will have a lead role in one of the most significant days of your life as a couple."
Prior to my career as a Wedding Officiant, I spent 30-years performing as a Comedic Performance Artist, Master of Ceremony and Event Producer working in the Special Event and Hospitality Industries. This experience allows me to be a knowledgeable adviser and resource to any brides and grooms planning their wedding day celebration.
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