Arizona pastors * Phoenix wedding ministers * ordained ministers * wedding pastors * wedding vows

Rev. Randy Williams of Cave Creek and Rev. Robb Williams of Phoenix are brothers; both ordained, licensed, and active localpastors with bible college and seminary degrees. Together they have nearly forty years of experience in officiating weddings.

Their styles and approach to weddings and marriage preparation are identical, in that each are committed to preparing the couple for a life-long marriage, not just the perfect wedding day.In terms of their style of ceremony, words that often describe their ceremonies include personal, fun, sincere, engaging, and memorialable.

If you're looking for a minister to simply read the vows in an insincere fashion, the Phoenix Wedding Pastors are not your guys. You may chooseone of the two pastors or simply allow the pastors to determine for youby their wedding availability and family-life schedule.

More detailed bios are below.

Pastor Randy Williams married Judi, his high school sweetheart, in 1989and today; they have three children together (9, 12, and 15). As a devoted family man and minister, Pastor Randy has over twenty years of ministry experience.

His degrees are all Bible and ministry related and his ministry experiences range from junior and senior high youth ministry, serving as a Christian college administrator, to currently serving as an associate pastor at a local church in Cave Creek.

Pastor Robb Williams married Sarah, also his high school sweetheart, in 1990. Together, they have three children (3, 6, and 8). Since moving from Ohio to Arizona in 1992, he has served as an associate pastor in a church in Phoenix and today is the senior pastor in a church in northern Arizona.

During these many years, he has especially enjoyed watching singles in his ministry, meet, court and eventually marry. Recently, remarking on the large number of weddings he performs, Pastor Robb expressed his enjoyment of a fresh and lively wedding ceremony, but especially enjoys seeing two people join together in a formal commitment of marriage.