​I am featured in an article as one of the top 10 Wedding Officiants in Oklahoma City.

I am the only bilingual wedding officiant on the list and I am ranked #2. I am beyond excited for this news and for all the things accomplished at Kiss Me Forever Weddings throughout the years in Oklahoma City.

​As a bilingual wedding officiant in Oklahoma City,  I strive for excellence and professionalism which in part plays a role in my success as a wedding officiant. For this reason, couples reach out to me for being a professional wedding officiant with many years of experience. I am passionate about creating and performing one-of-a-kind custom wedding ceremonies.  My goal is to provide you with the best service as a non-denominational - bilingual wedding officiant you have ever experienced and confidently refer your family & friends.

I am grateful for the recognition and look forward to continuing to help couples create their dream wedding ceremony in 2021!

If you’re looking to get married in 2021 call/text 405-225-3489 to book your wedding date!

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Miguel and Chelsea of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma married at the Courthouse Wedding Chapel in Downtown Oklahoma City.

When Chelsea first met Miguel, she says "there was an instant attraction." However, there was a language barrier between the two but both decided to learn each other's native language and the rest was history.

The couple requested a bilingual wedding ceremony that would cater to their love story. Chelsea was excited to find a bilingual wedding minister in Oklahoma City that was available to perform their wedding ceremony.

During their ceremony, Chelsea and Miguel were all smiles as they expressed their mutual love and affection to one another. 

Review from bride: "I am so happy that I was able to find someone that understood our love story and was able to create a one of a kind wedding ceremony for us. I am incredibly happy! Thank you so much!"

Thank you note:
Thank you Minister Jerry for allowing me to use your beautiful chapel. I look forward to working with you in the near future. If you're looking for a chapel in Downtown Oklahoma City checkout courthousechapel.com for more details.


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Anthony and Lisa of Moore, Oklahoma married at their home.

​The couple was originally planning on having their wedding ceremony in Texas but because of COVID-19 their plans changed. They decided on having an intimate wedding ceremony at their home in front of their fireplace. A few of their family members traveled from Texas to be at their nuptials.

The bride was nervous about getting married because her last marriage was 23 years ago. However, she has some advice for single people, she said, “Don’t ever settle for anything. What is meant to be yours will be yours. I waited 23 years to find my soulmate and it was absolutely worth it.”

​COVID-19 has created many issues throughout the wedding industry but all we can do is adapt and overcome.
 
Review from daughter in law of the bride:
“I called over 18 wedding officiants and we chose you above all of them because you stood out. We are so happy that we chose you and will be recommending you to all our family and friends. Thank you so much for being available in such short notice. Thanks again.”
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​Can you believe we made it through 2020?

What an emotional rollercoaster of a year it has been.

As a wedding officiant, this year it was more evident that love conquers everything, and love overcomes all obstacles.
 
I married couples from all walks of life during a global pandemic. Wearing facemasks, practicing social distancing, and virtual wedding ceremonies became the norm.
 
At the beginning of the pandemic, I was so hesitant to even pursue being a wedding officiant. As I had so many questions and so little answers about COVID-19. I just kept asking myself, “how is life going to be like during a global pandemic?”

However, couples still pursued me for my services regardless of being in a pandemic and as I was also healing from some health issues.
 
Despite all those inconveniences, couples still hired me for their special day. I am grateful for the opportunity to be in an industry where I get to witness love on a daily basis. Even when the world feels upside down love is everywhere if you just pause for a moment and take a closer look.
 
For 2021, don’t stop chasing happiness just because it is harder to get a hold of.
 
I am grateful and blessed, that despite a pandemic people are still searching for my services. For now, I have limited availability for 2021 and 2022. I am currently booking through 2023.
 
Lastly, thank you, to my family, friends, and vendors that continue to support me as a wedding officiant. Word of mouth beats social media any given day and I am truly grateful for all the referrals.
 
Into the new year, I will continue practicing being the most amazing bilingual wedding officiant that I am known to be in Oklahoma City, OK. Cheers to 2021!

​JJ and Stephanie of Moore, Oklahoma married at Nosh Restaurant in Moore, OK.

JJ and Stephanie decided to get married after being together for 5 years. The couple wanted a custom ceremony that reflected their views along with being able to recite their own vows to one another.
Family and friends traveled from the Dallas metro area to join the couple on their special day. Several laptops and Iphones were on various live streams broadcasting their wedding ceremony to family and friends that could not attend the ceremony due to COVID-19.
This was definitely a one-of-a-kind virtual wedding ceremony during the pandemic in 2020!

Review from groom: "Rev. Alvarado, thank you so much for being so flexible with us. Stephanie and I loved our custom ceremony! We will remember our ceremony for years to come! Thanks again for everything!”
 

Leonardo and Zenaida of Edmond, Oklahoma married at Arcadia Lake in Edmond, OK.

Leonardo and Zenaida wanted an intimate wedding ceremony at the lake. Their wedding ceremony was in Spanish and the couple was excited for someone to do their ceremony in their native language.

The wind was not the greatest but the couple pulled through and said their intimate vows to one another. The couple was delighted to finally have tied the knot!

Review from bride: "Thank you so much for doing our ceremony in Spanish we looked all over the place and so happy that we found you. Our ceremony was wonderful and will be recommeding you."

Manny and Monique of Norman, OK married at Northeast Lions Park in Norman, OK.

​Manny and Monique tied the knot on a chilly day in October at a wooded area at Northeast Lions Park. It was a secluded area where the couple said their intimate vows to one another. It was so romantic and meaningful that their children jumped for joy once the couple sealed the deal with a kiss.
 
Best wishes to Manny and Monique!
 
Review from bride: “Our wedding ceremony was one of a kind and exactly how we wanted it to be. Thank you for being so flexible with us.”

Jose and Chelsea of Oklahoma City, OK married at the Lake Hefner Lighthouse in Oklahoma City, OK.

On an incredibly windy day at Lake Hefner, Jose and Chelsea exchanged vows at the Lake Hefner Lighthouse. There were so many laughs on how the wind was picking up everyone's dresses and hair was wildly up in the air. It was pure comedy which made everyone comfortable and relaxed.

Despite the crazy wind at Lake Hefner, Jose and Chelsea said their "IDOs" to one another. 

The couple have recently relocated to OKC and wanted a bilingual ceremony at a popular outdoor setting in the metro area. 

Lake Hefner never disappoints with its breathtaking views of water and nature.

Best wishes to Jose and Chelsea!

Review from groom: "We are at a loss of words on how perfect our wedding ceremony turned out. It was personalized and everything we hoped it would be and more. Thank you so much for everything!"

Channarong and Danielle of Norman, OK married at Brookhaven Park in Norman, OK.

Channarong and Danielle got married on a sunny Monday morning with the most perfect weather of 75 degrees. There was no wind (which is unheard of in Oklahoma) and the whole setting was like something out of a movie. There were birds chirping, children laughing and playing in the background, and whoever happened to pass by smiled at the couple as they exchanged vows under the gazebo.
 
Channarong is a Buddhist and Danielle is a Christian. The couple requested a custom ceremony that touched on their beliefs yet making each other feel special by including their personal customs into the ceremony. It was a one-of-a-kind Buddhist/Christian wedding ceremony and to date it has been one of the best Monday morning weddings that I have performed!
 
Best wishes to Channarong and Danielle!
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​Review from the groom: " We are so thankful to have found you! We appreciate you so much for coming out to Norman and performing our wedding ceremony!”

Oscar and Jackie of Oklahoma City, OK married in Yukon, OK.
 
The young couple had a custom-made wedding ceremony on their ranch that catered to their religious beliefs and customs. COVID-19 changed their original plans of having a big church wedding and instead opted to have their ceremony on the ranch.

The groom’s love for horses and his cowboy lifestyle made for a unique setting.

The couple were overwhelmed with emotions as they professed their love to one another. It was a heartwarming ceremony that brought their guests to tears. Family members traveled from Mexico and were beyond happy for the couple to have found someone to marry the couple despite circumstances.
 
Best wishes to Oscar and Jackie!
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​Review from the groom: "Thank you for coming out to our ranch and marrying us! Our wedding ceremony turned out better than we could have ever imagined. We will be referring you to all of our family and friends!”