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A note from your future officiant

Tell me about your day.

I write back the same week, and it is me reading what you sent, with no bots or assistants in between.

Available 2026 + 2027 · NYC and destination · Bookings limited

Robyn Walker, NYC wedding officiant, smiling at a ceremony
The note

Write me about your day.

No script. Tell me who you are, when you are getting married, and what you want this day to feel like. I will write back within a week.

A note to Robyn,

Type of ceremony

p.s. I read every one of these myself.

After you hit send

What happens next.

  1. One

    I read your note.

    I read every email myself, usually within a few days of it arriving.

  2. Two

    We get on a call.

    We talk for about thirty minutes, with no pitch and no agenda, and we see if we are a fit.

  3. Three

    I confirm your date.

    Once we are aligned I lock the date and send the contract over.

  4. Four

    The work begins.

    A real conversation, a custom script, and the rest of what goes into a ceremony you will actually remember.

Currently
Booking
2026 weddings, NYC and destination. Limited Saturdays still open.
Volume
About two to three ceremonies a month, so every couple gets full attention.
Reply window
Every email gets a real answer within seven days, written by me.
We felt like we were talking to a friend, and she made our ceremony one to remember.
Stephanie + Justin · Chateau La Mer
Before you write

Three things couples ask first.

  • How far in advance should we inquire?

    Earlier is better. Most NYC weddings book six to twelve months out. I take a limited number of dates per month, and prime fall and spring Saturdays go first. If your date is sooner, write anyway, sometimes a Saturday opens up.

  • What does it cost?

    Wedding ceremonies in NYC start at $1,500. Elopements and vow renewals are priced separately, usually below that. Destination ceremonies are quoted with travel and lodging on top. After our first conversation I send a custom quote that lays it all out.

  • What if we don't know what we want yet?

    That is most couples on the first call. We figure it out together on the call, and the questions I ask are how we get there. You do not need to show up with anything decided.

Prefer email? Go straight to Robyn

Or write to hello@robynashleyweddings.com

Same inbox. The form just helps me sort the day so I can write back faster.