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#17 - Behind the Scenes from a Wedding Officiant | Christina Kennedy
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Welcome to this episode of our podcast where we talk with Christina Kennedy, a wedding officiant since 2016, who has been using her educational background as an English professor to create a unique and customized wedding experience for all her couples.
Christina shares with us her journey of becoming a wedding officiant and how her love for literature and writing has helped her craft personalized wedding ceremonies that truly reflect the couple's story and values.
We also delve into some of the common misconceptions and trends in the wedding industry, including the importance of having a wedding planner, the significance of incorporating cultural and religious traditions in ceremonies, and the rise of intimate and eco-friendly weddings.
Christina's passion for creating meaningful and authentic wedding experiences shines through in this conversation, as she shares insights and tips for couples who are planning their wedding day.
Whether you're a soon-to-be bride or groom, a wedding industry professional, or just someone interested in hearing about the unique and personal approach to weddings, this episode is not to be missed! Tune in to learn more about Christina Kennedy and the world of wedding officiating.
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