CelebrationsChronicles of timeless moments, written by Geovane Souza.

If you're looking for a celebrant who has already memorized their lines and has been repeating the same stories, conclusions, and even jokes over the years, So he came to the wrong place.

Simply put, no two weddings I officiate are alike. When I accept the responsibility of uniting two people, I delve deeply into researching their stories and characteristics. I prefer to hold up to four in-person meetings—the first and last with the couple, and one individual meeting with each groom—and I maintain constant contact thanks to technology. This process allows me to end up falling in love with the wedding... because of its history.

That's why, when I write, I look for every detail that can honor, beautify, evoke emotion, and make eternal the brief moments of a celebration.

That's also why I don't worry about performing so many ceremonies ("quantity" has never been my focus) and I avoid scheduling them back-to-back. That would turn me into a mere "repetition machine"—like so many renowned ones we see around—celebrating the same script every day, regardless of who the couple is.

My Performance and Limitations

Because I write true stories, my writing only goes as far as my truth and imagination allow. Therefore, my work is limited to heterosexual unions. Similarly, I do not perform ceremonies outside the Christian spectrum: I am unfamiliar with the liturgies and practices of other religions and would never risk delivering technically poor or superficial work simply for money.