Inquiry

Drag Officiant ceremonies are intentional, prepared, and limited in number.

If you’re reaching out, you’re not booking a gimmick — you’re starting a conversation about tone, presence, and how you want this moment to land in the room.

I read every inquiry personally.

Before You Inquire

Drag Officiant may be a good fit if:

• you want joy without chaos
  
  

• you’re open to drag as ceremony, not spectacle
  
  

• you value preparation and clarity
  
  

• you want something memorable and well-held
  
  

Drag Officiant is not a good fit if:

• you’re looking for a surprise appearance
  
  

• you want something improvised or last-minute
  
  

• you want drag to override the ceremony itself
  
  

Not every inquiry becomes a booking — and that’s intentional.

What to Include

To keep this simple and efficient, please include:

• Date & location
  
  

• Type of ceremony
  (wedding, elopement, vow renewal, other)
  
  

• Your desired tone
  (subtle / celebratory / iconic)
  
  

• Estimated guest count
  
  

• Budget range
  
  

• Planner or coordinator (if applicable)
  
  

You don’t need to explain your vision perfectly.
You do need to know what you’re open to.

What Happens Next

If the date and scope align, you’ll receive a response with next steps.

If Drag Officiant isn’t the right fit, you’ll be told honestly — and, when possible, pointed toward an alternative that makes sense.

Either way, you’ll hear back.

Availability

Drag Officiant works a limited number of ceremonies each month.

Primary regions:

• New York City
  
  

• Surrounding areas
  
  

Destination ceremonies are considered with advance notice.

Begin

If this approach feels aligned, you’re welcome to inquire.

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Not everything has to be traditional — it does have to be intentional.