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Minister Eric Tyler Wedding officiant serving couples through faith, strengthening families, and building a stronger community.

Ecclesiastes 4:12: “Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not easily broken Preferred Vendors List:

Photography:
- Shelby Sean Photography - https://www.facebook.com/Shelby-Sean-Photography-107970854950198

Wedding Planner/Coordinators:
- Embellished Weddings - https://www.facebook.com/EmbellishedWeddings

Bartending Service:
- Blue Label Bartending - https://www.facebook.com/BlueLabelBartendingOKC

DJ Services:
- 405 Productions - https://www.facebook.com/405Pro
- M&M Productions - https://www.facebook.com/okcdj

10/12/2026

🤠💍 Congratulations to the new Mr. & Mrs. Jon & Dakota Suter! ❤️

Last night was another special evening as I had the honor and privilege of officiating the wedding of Jon and Dakota Suter!

There’s something truly special about witnessing two people come together in marriage, making a lifelong commitment to love, honor, and stand beside one another through all of life’s adventures.

What made last night even more meaningful was getting to bring my son, Jackson, along with me! ❤️ It’s not every day that I get to share these moments with him, and having my little cowboy by my side made the evening that much sweeter. From dressing up together to enjoying the celebration (and, of course, some wedding cake 🍰), these are memories I’ll cherish as a dad.

As a father, I hope Jackson grows up understanding the importance of faith, family, love, and the commitment that marriage represents.

Jon and Dakota, thank you for allowing me to be part of your special day! I pray that God blesses your marriage with a lifetime of love, laughter, patience, and unforgettable memories.

Congratulations again, Mr. & Mrs. Suter! May this be the beginning of a beautiful life together! ❤️

— Eric Tyler
Three Strands Ministries | Wedding Officiant

10/05/2026

A beautiful afternoon celebrating the new Jared and Michelle Neal!! It was an honor to stand with you as you said “I do” and began this new chapter together. May your marriage be filled with love, laughter, and faith for many years to come. Congratulations! 💍🤍

— Eric Tyler, Three Strands Ministries

09/21/2026

Marriage is more than a beautiful wedding day—it is two people choosing to become one and build a life rooted in faith, love, and commitment. 💍🙏

At Three Strands Ministries, I’m honored to help couples begin that journey through meaningful, personal, and Christ-centered wedding ceremonies. My heart is not only to officiate weddings, but also to encourage strong relationships, strengthen families, and serve our community.

“Therefore a man shall leave his father and mother and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one flesh.” —Genesis 2:24

Planning your wedding? I would be honored to help make your ceremony meaningful and memorable. Send me a message to discuss your special day!

09/20/2026

Every couple has a unique love story—and your wedding ceremony should reflect yours. 💍

As your officiant, I’ll take the time to listen to your story, guide you through the process, and create a ceremony that feels personal, meaningful, and memorable.

Whether you’re planning something traditional, faith-centered, relaxed, or completely unique, I would be honored to help make your marriage official.

Now booking weddings in Oklahoma City and surrounding areas. Travel is also available!

Send me a message to check your date or learn more.

— Eric Tyler
Three Strand Ministries

09/10/2026

We went to see the new Spider-Man movie last night. Movies are created to entertain us, but it’s amazing that so many of them also have deeper messages built into their stories—messages that can connect with what people are experiencing in real life.

One moment that stood out to me was Spider-Man dealing with sensory overload. His heightened senses normally help make him powerful, but when everything hits him at once—the noise, lights, movement, danger, and pressure—those same abilities become overwhelming.

I couldn’t help but see it as a metaphor for real life.

A person doesn’t have to be autistic to experience sensory overload. Stress, grief, depression, anxiety, exhaustion, and too many responsibilities can make the world feel unbearably loud. Sounds may seem louder, lights may feel brighter, patience can become shorter, and even simple tasks or conversations can feel like too much.

Peter Parker spends so much of his life helping other people while privately carrying loss, loneliness, responsibility, and the pressure to remain strong. Eventually, everything he has been carrying begins to affect him.

Sometimes what appears to be anger, distance, irritability, or shutting down is actually someone’s mind and body saying, “I cannot carry one more thing.”

That may be the deeper message behind Spider-Man’s sensory overload: even the strongest people can become overwhelmed. Being strong doesn’t mean we never struggle. It means recognizing when we need to stop, breathe, rest, pray, talk to someone, and allow others to help us carry the weight.

If life feels too loud right now, you are not weak, broken, or failing. You may simply be carrying more than one person was meant to carry alone.

It’s okay to pause.
It’s okay to rest.
It’s okay to cry.
It’s okay to pray.
It’s okay to ask for help.

You are not a burden. You are not alone. Your life matters, and this difficult season is not the end of your story.

Sometimes even heroes need someone to help carry the weight. ❤️🕷️

“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28

07/25/2026

Coming soon!! After praying 🙏 and preparing hearts 💕 for a few years now something new is coming soon 🎙️ 🤎

The Three Strands Podcast will bring honest conversations, Biblical Truth, practical encouragement, and faith-filled wisdom for marriages and families. Because when strong marriages build strong families, strong families build strong communities. Together we’re building Christ-Centered homes and legacies that last!

Please be praying and feel free on joining on this journey with us.

07/13/2026

🎤 Behind the Scenes: How I Prepare for Every Ceremony

Many people see the 15-30 minutes I’m standing at the front of the ceremony.

What they don’t see is everything that happens beforehand.

Before every wedding, I spend time preparing because I believe your ceremony deserves more than simply reading from a script.

Here’s what goes into every ceremony:

📖 I pray for you and your future marriage.

🤝 I take time to get to know your story and what makes your relationship unique.

✍️ I personalize your ceremony so it reflects your personalities, values, and love story.

💍 I review the timeline and coordinate with your planner, photographer, DJ, and venue when needed.

🎤 I rehearse so your ceremony flows smoothly and naturally.

❤️ Most importantly, I remind myself that this isn’t just another event—it’s one of the most important moments in two people’s lives.

My goal isn’t simply to pronounce you husband and wife.

My goal is to help create a meaningful, Christ-centered ceremony that you’ll remember for the rest of your lives.

It is truly an honor every time a couple trusts me to be part of their wedding day.

— Eric Tyler
Wedding Officiant

07/11/2026

Hi Friends, Let’s discuss the scripture Ecclesiastes 4:12, A Cord of Three Strands and its meaning…

“Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.” — Ecclesiastes 4:12

The Big Idea

Marriage was never meant to be lived alone.

When a husband and wife rely only on each other, life’s challenges can strain the relationship. But when Jesus Christ is at the center of the marriage, He becomes the third strand that strengthens, supports, and holds the relationship together.

A healthy marriage isn’t just about two people deeply in love—it’s about two people growing closer to God and, as a result, growing closer to one another.

What the Three Strands Represent

❤️ Husband

* Leads with love, humility, and sacrifice.
* Chooses faithfulness every day.

❤️ Wife

* Loves, encourages, and supports her husband.
* Builds a home filled with grace and respect.

✝️ God

* The foundation that holds everything together.
* Provides wisdom, forgiveness, peace, and unconditional love.

When all three strands are woven together, the marriage becomes stronger than either person could be alone.

Questions for Couples

1. What role do we want God to have in our marriage?
2. How can we encourage one another spiritually?
3. What habits can we begin now to keep Christ at the center of our relationship?
4. When conflict comes, how can we seek God’s wisdom before reacting?
5. What does a Christ-centered marriage look like to us?

Practical Challenge

This week, choose one way to intentionally invite God into your relationship.

Ideas include:

* Pray together each day.
* Read one chapter of the Bible together.
* Attend church together.
* Share one thing you’re thankful for about each other every evening.
* Pray over your future marriage and family.

Prayer

Heavenly Father,

Thank You for bringing us together. Help us build our relationship on a foundation that will stand through every season of life. Teach us to love one another with patience, grace, forgiveness, and humility. May You always be the center of our marriage, the third strand that holds us together when life becomes difficult.

Strengthen our love, deepen our faith, and guide every step we take together.

In Jesus’ name,

Amen.

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Remember: A successful marriage isn’t built on perfect people. It’s built on two imperfect people who choose to love one another while keeping God at the center of their lives.

07/09/2026

Hello Friends,

We are back on this beautiful Thursday afternoon. When it comes to marriage and weddings. I wanted to post some pre-marriage conversations you should have with your fiancé or fiancée…

💍 5 Things Every Couple Should Discuss Before Marriage

Your wedding lasts one day.

Your marriage is meant to last a lifetime.

Before you say, “I do,” make sure you’ve had these important conversations:

❤️ 1. Faith & Values�What role will faith play in your marriage? How will you encourage one another spiritually and make decisions together?

💰 2. Finances�Talk honestly about budgeting, debt, savings, spending habits, and your financial goals. Money shouldn’t be a surprise after the wedding.

👨‍👩‍👧 3. Family & Children�Discuss your hopes for children, parenting styles, family traditions, and healthy boundaries with extended family.

🗣️ 4. Communication & Conflict�Disagreements are inevitable. Decide now that you’ll handle conflict with love, respect, honesty, and forgiveness—not anger or silence.

🏡 5. Dreams & Future Goals�Where do you want to live? What careers do you hope to pursue? What kind of life do you want to build together? Shared dreams create a shared direction.
A strong marriage isn’t built by avoiding difficult conversations—it’s built by having them with honesty, grace, and love.

📖 “Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate.” — Mark 10:9

If you’re engaged, which of these conversations has been the most meaningful—or the most challenging?

Share your thoughts in the comments!

07/09/2026

💍 Wedding Tip Wednesday

Book your officiant earlier than you think.

Many couples secure their venue, photographer, and DJ months in advance—but wait until the last minute to find the person who will actually lead one of the most meaningful moments of their wedding day.

Your officiant does much more than pronounce you married.

A great officiant will:
• Get to know your story.
• Help you build a ceremony that reflects your personalities.
• Coordinate with your planner, photographer, and DJ.
• Lead a smooth rehearsal.
• Keep the ceremony relaxed and on schedule.
• Create a moment you’ll remember for the rest of your lives.

The best officiants often book months in advance, especially during spring and fall wedding seasons.

💍 Pro Tip: Once you’ve chosen your date and venue, make booking your officiant one of your next priorities.

What part of wedding planning has surprised you the most?

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