Your dream State Park wedding ceremony, minus the permit paperwork headache.I make it easy.

Permits, insurance, applications — all handled. All you bring are the vows.

A lot of couples don't realize that getting married at a California State Park involves more than just showing up with a bouquet and your guests. Before you can celebrate beneath the redwoods or along the Big Sur bluffs, you need a Special Event Permit — and that means applications, deadlines, and liability insurance requirements that can catch couples completely off guard.

That's where I come in.

I've navigated this process — so you don't have to

As an officiant who regularly performs wedding ceremonies throughout Santa Cruz, Monterey, and Big Sur State Parks, I've made permit coordination a core part of what I offer. I complete and submit the permit applications on your behalf, manage the back-and-forth with park staff, and carry my own liability insurance — the same insurance the parks require — which saves couples money compared to sourcing event coverage independently.

The permit cost is simply added onto my ceremony fee. No surprises, no extra invoices.

A working relationship that works for you

I've built genuine relationships with the State Park Event Services Managers along this stretch of coast. That means I know the right contacts, the timelines, the quirks of each location's requirements — and how to navigate them smoothly. You won't be starting from scratch with a phone number on a website, or sending an email on a contact form. You'll have my experience with having done this before, many times, advocating for your date.

Ready to claim your spot?

State Park permits go fast — especially in summer and fall. If you're dreaming of a ceremony at Henry Cowell, Natural Bridges, Garrapata, Carmel State Beach, or anywhere along this spectacular coastline, let's start the conversation now!

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