As a wedding officiant, Jim works for everyone -- every culture, every age, every religion, in every setting.  Jim is not the boss, you are.  Jim will work for you if he finds that you love each other, respect each other, are committed to each other.  Their ceremonies took place in locations such as their homes or at venues like country clubs, mansions, houses of worship, park gazebos, elaborate banquet facilities, on beaches (event in four feet of snow in January), on sand dunes (such as Sleeping Bear Dunes), and ski resort ascents where everyone skis down the hill after the pronouncement.  Some weddings combined cultures where the ceremony may have two languages -- Jim has performed celebrations where Spanish, Polish, French, and Russian were used (and English).  In all cases the ceremonies Jim performed, marriage is honored as well as celebrated the couples' desire to share their lives.

How do people determine how their officiant is chosen? Most couples belong to one of two groups.  first group already have an appreciation of what a professional officiant brings them, especially experience and understanding of the ceremony.  Others look at price.  Regardless of the approach, Jim gives full time to working with the couple to develop a celebration they want, something special that the memory of the event will last forever.