All Seasons Weddings

We were so happy to work with All Seasons, Bill was so funny and really took the time to get to know us! We are thrilled that he will be the one to help us on our big day!

We booked Ruth Greenspan as our officiant through All Seasons Weddings for our wedding this passed weekend. She was fantastic to work with to say the least - she was super responsive, came to the table with plenty of ideas of how to make our ceremony our own and truly cared about making our day special. We loved working with her - thank you Ruth!!

All seasons connected us with our officiant Mary Misko — She was fantastic and so helpful throughout the entire process. We had our friend perform the majority of our ceremony, but Mary helped us to walk through what parts he would need to be responsible for and the what legal aspects she needed to cover. She made the process seamless and was an absolute pleasure to work with. She went above and beyond to join multiple Zoom calls, and to meet at the venue early to run through things with our friend when he wasn’t able to attend the rehearsal. We highly recommend!

We hired Diane as our officiant and she was phenomenal. An excellent speaker and very funny and friendly. The ceremony was well timed and full of love! We had a few meetings with Diane before the big day where we went over the ceremony (and made changes to personalize it more to our wants), she explained everything we needed to know. And was very easy to get in touch with. She really knows what she’s doing and we’re beyond happy to have hired her for our big day! She made the legal portion quick and easy and knew to step out of the way for the big kiss 😜. We would 1000000% recommend her.

We had the best experience with our officiant from All Seasons Weddings. The process was so easy to get booked and we were able to chat with Pamela a couple times beforehand to get to know her and have a more personalized experience. She just got us and was able to make everything work the way we wanted.

My partner and I are of mixed faiths, and when we got engaged, it was very important to us that our ceremony reflect both of our customs - many officiants who promise to do interfaith ceremonies sometimes lean more heavily one way or the other, and we did not want either of our families to feel like uncomfortable guests at our wedding.

Elaine Page was referred to us as someone who could deliver a unique and meaningful interfaith ceremony, and she absolutely delivered in spades. From our first phone meeting, she made us feel totally comfortable and offered plenty of suggestions on what customs we could integrate or omit in order to have the best possible ceremony to reflect our unique sensibilities. I have witnessed ceremonies before that are utterly bland and devoid of personality, with only the barest mention of the couple in question - it could be literally anyone getting married. Not so with Elaine; her ceremony not only felt tailor-made for us, but it also felt personalized - she really paid attention to who we were as individuals as well as who we were as a couple. She is warm, funny, and personable, and she really made the day beautiful for us - I can't recommend her highly enough!

The following review is specific to the officiant, Mimi Lee. For context, we had planned to officially marry in front Mimi privately in advance of our formal ceremony i.e. no preparation or speaking in front of guests were required. It was an extremely disappointing experience that felt impersonal, rushed, and unprofessional.


Email communications with All Seasons and Mimi were straightforward beforehand. We gave Mimi instructions to show up by a specific time because there's a time window that we had allocated for the private certificate signing. She showed up early and initially couldn't find us as we taking photos around the hotel. But instead after asking around in a professional manner, she went into the bridal party waiting room and demanded to know where we were and insisted on the urgency of signing "an additional document" (which turned out to be not urgent). The bridal party re-explained the timelines of the day and the fact that she's early, but she was persistent and pushy which caused the entire group significant panic and sent everyone scrambling looking for us.


When Mimi did find us in the hotel lobby, we were still taking pictures, still ahead of schedule. With no introductions, she interrupted to demand signatures, to which we asked her to wait because of scheduling and we standing in a busy lobby. When it came time to privately sign the certificate. There was no language to make the experience remotely personal. We didn't necessarily expect a foreword but basic niceties, e.g. "congratulations", "this is an exciting moment", would have been easy and frankly, friendly. We asked her to explain the certificate that we were signing and the official marriage process, to which she condescendingly responded "just sign lines 42 and 43", as we were inconveniencing her and that we couldn't figure out signatures ourselves.


She was annoyed when we wanted to see if anyone had a nicer pen available. She was impatient and rude with our photographer. By this point, my wife, two witnesses and I made the implicit decision to get this experience over with it as quick as possible because we did not want to spend more time with Mimi than the bare minimum necessary.


After she left, our bridal party, other vendors and hotel staff, all commented on the unprofessionalism. Having to full price ($480) for partial service (maximum 10 minutes of work) which turned out to be subpar was a black eye on an otherwise perfect day.

Melissa was great! She kept in touch with us and helped us immensely throughout the whole process. She helped answer any questions we had and guided us in the best way possible. She is so nice and so professional and we would recommend her to everyone!

We got married in August at Rebel Creek Golf course. Susan Patterson was the officiant who married us and we couldn’t have asked for anyone better! She is so sweet , and made our day so very special!
Thank you so much Susan :)