For Engaged Couples

I am an ordained minister who has been officiating weddings since 2009. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, I moved to Spokane, WA. in the fall of 2020. Back in California, I was part of a group of wedding officiants, Officially Yours, that collectively officiated 400+ weddings/year at our peak. Since moving to Spokane, I've struggled to gain traction in the wedding community, primarily due to a lack of contacts/networking. I don't really know many people here. I am highly collaborative in my approach to helping couples craft a unique and personalized ceremony that fits the couple's unique story, values, personalities, and desires. I offer a modern, primarily digital process that makes ceremony planning and creating simple, intuitive, engaging, and fun. I also offer premarital counselling using the Prepare/Enrich model for interested couples couples.

Lux Restroom Trailers provides luxury restroom trailer rentals for weddings and events in North Idaho and Eastern Washington. Each trailer includes flushing toilets, running water, sinks with mirrors, and climate control for both heat and air conditioning. Our trailers are designed for outdoor weddings, private properties, and venues without enough restroom capacity. They help reduce lines and keep guests out of the main house or building. We handle delivery, setup, and pickup, and each unit is stocked with toilet paper, hand soap, and paper towels. We offer 2-stall and 3-stall luxury restroom trailers based on guest count and event size. Our service area includes Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls, Spokane, Sandpoint, and surrounding areas.

I'm Marie - your aspiring Day-Of Coordinator! My couples are planning their own wedding but need some logistical assistance along the way, and a go-to person to execute their whole wedding day. My job is to make your day stress-free and enjoyable for you and your family to experience in its entirety, because you deserve it.

The Bing Crosby Theater The Bing Crosby Theater, originally “The Clemmer”, opened in 1915 as one of the nation’s first movie palaces. It featured 1,600 lights, Ivar Petersen murals, a unique acoustical shell, and advanced ventilation. Renamed in 2006 to honor Spokane native Bing Crosby, the fully renovated historic theater now serves as a cultural landmark in downtown Spokane. It hosts live performances, commercial events, and public and private gatherings, offering a blend of history and modern functionality.