Colorado Wedding Officiant Dan Jones

It was my good fortune to be raised on a working farm and know a rural, earth-connected childhood. I have a degree in horticulture, have managed a major garden center and in 2006 sold Wild Flowers, the nature and garden oriented gift store I founded in 1995. I am returning to my roots with a focus on landscaping work. Mother Nature is my avenue for spiritual fulfillment and I'm at peace when immersed in her beauty.

When my nephew and his fiancé asked me to officiate at their wedding ceremony I was dumbfounded (a state I rarely visit). My first coherent thought was, "This is the most perfect thing that could happen to me right now." And it was. We worked together to create an entirely custom service filled with Native American ceremony that deeply touched everyone in attendance.

These two experiences brought my life path to Lyssabeth's. Officiating for couples provides a perfect parallel path as I focus on creating a more spiritually complete life. With that in place I offer couples a calming presence on their wedding day. It is a great honor and privilege to share the "stage" with a couple during what is a very intimate, albeit public, moment. The whispers of parents to their bride at the end of the aisle, the tears during the vows and the radiant looks of love all touch me deeply. I do not take lightly the trust couples place in me.

Next a friend asked me to officiate for her in my home garden. This was another rewarding day and I was particularly touched by the palpable flow of love not only between the bride and groom, but all their friends as well.

Whatever your dream location, I'll be excited to be there. I've officiated weddings on snowshoes in a blizzard, at trailheads, on mountaintops as well as formal venues. I consider myself a facilitator and want to do everything I can to make the marriage ceremony fulfilling and the perfect culmination to all the planning and anticipation.

Colorado Wedding Officiants About Dan Jones