Reverend Richard from Kimberlys Blessing married my husband and I in September 2020 in New York. I can't stress enough how incredibly grateful we are to have had him as our officia...nt. To start, our initial officiant canceled on us the night before we were expected to marry! Yes, the night before - unbelievable but true. So, my husband and I spent the entire evening in absolute distress while anxiously searching for someone to marry us. As horrible as this was, there was one blessing that came from this, and it was indeed "Kimberlys Blessing".
They responded to our request within 40 minutes of contacting them online and it was magic from there. Reverend Richard proceeded to call and speak to us in an effort to get to know us better. He asked important questions about our relationship and took his time speaking with us while listening attentively and writing notes. We wanted to include specific vows of love in our ceremony and ultimately, Rev. Richard produced beautiful vows that incorporated a love story of how we met and where we are now (some humor included). Flash forward a couple hours later and we were married!
Rev. Richard is a good man, kind, patient, and professional. His rates are incredibly reasonable and he did not price gauge us by charging an extra fee for the last minute request. He arrived early to the wedding site and walked around looking for the most scenic spot to marry us. To our surprise, Rev Richard provided a glass jar of homemade hot pepper sauce that he just finished making at home. It was delicious! What a kind and thoughtful gesture!
Marrying during a pandemic isn't easy but Rev. Richard made it seamless and fun. I'm still in awe of how this all came together - literally last second, but If you want to get married and need an excellent officiant that will not disappoint, then Kimberlys Blessings are the ones for you. Getting married is one of the most important days of someone's life, and we would not be married without him! Thank you a million times over, Rev. Richard. We are forever grateful!