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A Dog-Friendly Wedding at UBC Boathouse: Kelsea, Jonathan & Gus | A Vancity Officiant Ceremony Story
Kelsea and Jonathan planned their UBC Boathouse wedding with one important guest in mind: their Mini Bernedoodle, Gus. From walking down the aisle as ring bearer to staying beside them during the ceremony and adding his paw print to their Unity Certificate, Gus was simply part of the day.
Oct 15 min read


A Multicultural Chinese Tea Ceremony at The Arbutus Club Vancouver | A Vancity Officiant Ceremony Story
A firsthand look at a multicultural Chinese tea ceremony at The Arbutus Club in Vancouver, and what I noticed while serving tea and watching two families experience the tradition together.
Sep 295 min read


The Dogs Who Came Into Our Lives During COVID | A Vancity Officiant Ceremony Story
Boris had already helped shape their family years before leaving their pawprints on their ceremony.
Sep 297 min read


Why Doesn't Classic Celebration Require Extensive Personalization? | Vancity Officiant Wedding Guide
Many couples assume a meaningful ceremony requires extensive personalization, detailed questionnaires, and custom-written storytelling. After officiating thousands of ceremonies, we learned that meaning often comes from something else: understanding what consistently helps people feel present, connected, and supported. Classic Celebration is the result of that refinement.
Jun 94 min read
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