Minister Sharnise Sears - A Wedding Officiant Service

24/07/2025

When my husband and I got married, we shared the same faith—but that didn’t mean we agreed on everything. In fact, after 13 years, there are still things we don’t see eye to eye on. And guess what we decided? That’s okay.

We chose to learn each other, to listen, to understand, and most importantly to respect each other when we disagree. It didn’t happen overnight, but with time, patience, and a whole lot of love, we’ve learned how to walk in faith together.

Every marriage has its own path. This just happens to be ours and it’s still unfolding beautifully. 💛

Are you considering ways to navigate faith in your
marriage?👉🏽 Read more here:
https://ministersharnisesears.com/blog1/navigating-religion-in-marriage

Unlock the secrets to successfully blending different religious beliefs in your marriage. Learn practical strategies for respectful communication and integrating meaningful traditions, ensuring that both partners' spiritual paths are honored. Whether you're engaged, newly married, or planning a fami

14/07/2025

Technically, anyone with a license can marry you…

But if you want a ceremony that feels like you, support that extends before and after the big day, and a vibe that says “we’re only doing this once, so let’s get it right”…

Choose wisely.

✨Your officiant sets the tone. Your experience deserves more than just the legal stuff.

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09/07/2025

When it comes to choosing your wedding party, choose wisely.

You want people who will walk with you, stand beside you, and support you before, during, and long after the big day.

Not everyone deserves a front row seat to your love story…
so pick the ones who clap the loudest and show up when no one’s watching.

And if you’re looking for a wedding officiant who will always be in your corner cheering you on, praying for your marriage, and reminding you why you said “I do”

✨ I’m just a booking link away. ✨

07/07/2025

Everyone talks about marrying your best friend but let’s be honest, sometimes that friendship is still growing. You might not start off finishing each other’s sentences or craving the same takeout, but with time, intentionality, and a whole lot of grace, you can build a deep friendship in marriage.

Perfection? Overrated. Growth? That’s where the magic is.

✨ Here are 3 ways to grow closer before the big day:
1. Ask real questions, not just wedding planning ones.
2. Spend unplugged time together just the two of you.
3. Book a premarital session (I know a great coach 😉).

Let’s build a foundation that lasts. Link in bio or DM to schedule 💍

02/07/2025

Holiday plans: Have y’all had that talk yet? 👀 🇺🇸🎇🍗🎄

The holidays are coming in hot—have you and your partner figured out your plan?
• Are you splitting time between families or doing one big celebration?
• Hosting at your place for the first time or playing it cozy with a quiet night in?
• Starting your own traditions or sticking with the ones you grew up with?

These aren’t just “cute convo” questions. This is where real-life partnership shows up. How you navigate family expectations, traditions, and boundaries says so much about how you two move as a team.

✨ Drop a comment: Have you two figured out your holiday vibe yet? Or are you wingin’ it this year?

01/07/2025

💸 Just said “I do”… now what about the money talk?
Let’s be real: merging lives is one thing, but merging finances? That’s a whole different kind of commitment. Whether you’re savers, spenders, or somewhere in between, this blog is packed with honest tips to help you build your version of financial harmony.

👛💍 Check it out here:
👉 https://ministersharnisesears.com/blog1/navigating-finances-newlyweds

Because love might be priceless… but rent, groceries, and credit card bills definitely aren’t. 😅

Master the art of financial planning as a newlywed couple with our essential tips on budgeting, debt management, and future financial security. Learn how effective communication and shared financial goals can lead to a stronger, more harmonious marriage. Discover tools and strategies to build a soli

16/05/2025

B + A💍 3.29.2025

Their ceremony was full of love, laughter, and just the right amount of Disney magic 🪄

During the ceremony planning sessions, they somehow convinced me to give Disney another shot as an adult—even if it’s just for the wine festival 🍷 Might have to make it my birthday trip!

Grateful to have been a part of such a beautiful day for two amazing humans

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04/04/2025

Feeling overwhelmed with wedding planning? You’re not alone—and you don’t have to do it in a fog of stress and emotions.

Whether you’re juggling opinions, vendors, or just trying to keep your peace while planning the “perfect” day, this blog is for you. I’m sharing practical, heart-centered tips to help you manage the emotional toll of wedding planning—without losing your joy (or your mind).

Read “Managing the Emotional Toll of Wedding Planning: A Stress-Free Guide” here:
👉🏾https://ministersharnisesears.com/blog1/managing-wedding-planning-stress

✨ Because your peace matters ✨

Learn essential stress management techniques to make your wedding planning experience as joyful as your big day. Discover how to set boundaries, delegate tasks, and incorporate self-care to keep pre-wedding stress at bay and truly enjoy the journey to the altar.

31/03/2025

Your vows aren’t a performance—they’re a promise 💍 So skip the pressure to sound poetic and focus on being real. Here are 3 tips to help you write vows that are heartfelt, honest, and totally you:

1. Speak from the heart, not from Pinterest.
It’s okay to be inspired, but your partner wants to hear your words, not recycled quotes. Write like you talk.

2. Include one memory + one promise.
Share a moment that captures your love and follow it up with a promise that reflects your future together. That’s where the magic happens.

3. Don’t stress about sounding perfect.
If you’re funny, be funny. If you’re emotional, lean into it. The best vows sound like a love letter from you—not a stranger.

Bonus tip? Say them out loud a few times beforehand. If it makes you smile (or cry), you’re on the right track.