Omnist
No denomination required
We respect many sincere paths and will not chain your ceremony to a single tradition's outline unless that is what you want.
For gatherings
The Events Path.
Ceremonies and gatherings shaped for the moment, not yanked from a generic outline.
What is the Events Path? Weddings, handfastings, baptisms, burials, fundraisers, and community gatherings. Built so the parts belong there, not filler from a generic script. Every ceremony you have ever attended was either shaped that way or stitched together from someone else's outline. You can feel the difference the moment it begins.
The Events Path exists because life's turning points deserve more than a downloadable ceremony, and community gatherings deserve more than a checklist. We officiate, plan, and host events that people actually remember.
Ceremony
A turning point should feel unforgettable before anyone says a word.
The space, the timing, the objects, and how it all moves together. They all matter. This path exists for people who want the moment to hold together on purpose, not feel bolted on at the last minute.
The approach
Omnist by practice.
Weddings. Handfastings. Baptisms. Burials. Life transitions marked with care and attention to detail. We treat ceremony as something carefully shaped, not a show put on for the crowd.
Every piece earns its place. Every word is chosen, not borrowed. Whether you need a full officiant or help planning together, we build the ceremony around what the moment actually needs.
We are omnist: respect for many sincere paths, without being chained to a single label. Your ceremony reflects you, not a denomination.
Step 01
Intake.
A planning consultation. We hear what the moment is, what the room is, who is coming, and what the ceremony has to hold.
Step 02
Service set up.
After the consultation we scope the work and quote it. Officiation, full-event design, or day-of coordination. Whatever fits the moment.
Step 03
Service start.
We build the ceremony, run the plan, and hold the day. One steady hand from the first guest to the last.
The difference
Shaped to the moment, not yanked from a script.
Most ceremonies feel rented because they are. Three things that change how this path runs.
End to end
One steady hand
Planning, officiation, and day-of all run through one practice, not three vendors with a confused group text.
Built, not borrowed
Earned every beat
Each line, object, and ritual element is in the ceremony for a reason. If it cannot earn its place, we leave it out.
Engagement
Planning consultation
$200
Every event is shaped to the moment, so per-event quotes are built after a planning consultation. Officiation, full-event design, and day-of coordination are all options. We will tell you plainly which scope fits.
A real ceremony marks something that actually changed. Our job is to make the room hold that, so the moment lands inside the people who came, and stays after they leave.
Kacie Hinojosa
Before you plan
Common questions about ceremonies and gatherings.
What people ask before booking a planning consultation. Tap through for the full version on the FAQ.
What is your philosophy?
Omnist: respect for many sincere paths without being chained to one denomination. Your ceremony reflects you, not a borrowed outline.
What does planning a ceremony cost?
Planning consultation: $200. Per-event quotes are built after that. Every event is shaped to the moment, so we will not pretend a flat number fits all of them.
What if I am not in Oregon?
Travel officiation and remote planning are both options for the right scope. Tell us where you are and what you have in mind. We will tell you plainly whether it fits how we work.
What is the cancellation policy?
Use the link in your booking confirmation to reschedule the planning side. Event-day commitments have their own notice windows, spelled out clearly in the contract before any deposit.
Plan it well
If the moment matters, do not hand it to a template.
You already know how you want it to feel. You need someone who can turn that into clear order, good timing, and a finished gathering people actually remember.
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