Valentina Waroschitz
Your exciting journey into marriage begins with a non-religious wedding ceremony designed by Valentina Waroschitz. This certified independent officiant has already guided many different couples. She always designs her ceremonies with the goal of ensuring that you, as the bride and groom, feel comfortable and well cared for at all times.
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Ready, set, fly! Your exciting journey into marriage is about to begin—and you’re looking for something truly special: a non-religious wedding ceremony that feels like you’re on cloud nine. You want to embark on this special moment with a lighthearted and carefree spirit, feeling free to be completely yourselves at all times. Just like your love—genuine, free, and full of trust. Valentina Waroschitz conveys exactly this feeling. As a certified independent wedding officiant, she has already guided many different couples and stands by your side with heart, experience, and great empathy. She guides you through the ceremony, always ensuring that you feel comfortable and in good hands at every moment. Thanks to Valentina, you can enjoy your wedding ceremony and all those precious moments to the fullest.
Valentina crafts your ceremony with dedication and deep appreciation—for you as individuals, for your story, and for your love. She is moved by your stories and inspired by your aspirations. In doing so, she listens not only to the obvious but also to the nuances. This allows her to truly get to know you and create a harmonious, authentic ceremony. Whether surrounded by family and friends or in intimate togetherness: For Valentina, it goes without saying that she’ll include the people who are important to you and play a significant role in your lives in the wedding ceremony, if you wish. She fosters a sense of togetherness, talking with you and your guests—it’s a time for heartfelt laughter, smiles, and reflection. And, of course, there will be a tear or two shed in the heat of the moment. With Valentina’s support, you’ll create memories that will bring a happy smile to your faces time and time again.
What kind of ceremony would you like to officiate someday?
In general, I’m open to different kinds of ceremonies and am happy to be inspired by your ideas, as long as the wedding ceremony is taken seriously and treated with respect. If a couple would like to celebrate a Viking-themed wedding because it means a lot to them, then I’m ready for that adventure—but as I said: Despite all the joy and humor, the wedding ceremony should still be taken seriously and understood for what it is: a moment when two people want to seal their love with their “I do,” commit to being together, and firmly believe in a shared future.
What is the most important thing to you in a ceremony?
The bride and groom, their family, and their guests should feel comfortable at all times. They should be able to experience this day “with” their guests rather than “in front of” them, and feel confident that everything is just right as it is. It’s all for their benefit—they can smile with relief and feel reassured that their relationship is truly special and wonderful.
There are already plenty of wedding speakers out there—what do you have to say about the competition?
Just by browsing the Austria Wedding website, you can see right away: Every wedding officiant is different. And that’s wonderful, because the people who want a ceremony are all very different, too. Ultimately, we service providers leave it up to the couples to decide whether there might be a “match.” But I find that couples really do have a good sense of this, and I trust their intuition. I’ve been very lucky so far, because the couples have always been a great fit for me—so much so that the words just flow when I write, since I can really put myself in their shoes. And because I’m happy to officiate for such inspiring people.
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