Episcopal Premarital counseling?

I haven't been through the Episcopal process yet, but if you've chosen a good pastor, I doubt they'll be very judgmental of where you are in your faith journey. I'm actually doing premarital counseling with a different pastor than the one who is performing the ceremony specifically because of what we wanted out of our counseling, since we're both in very different places when it comes to faith. Obviously, not everyone knows as many Episcopalian pastors as I do(my dad is one), but I've met very few who would be judge-y about your take on religion.

Hey, Kayla! You have absolutely come to the right place!

I'm not familiar with the Episcopal church, but here are a couple of general articles on premarital counseling that might give you the sneak peek you're looking for!

Premarital Counseling Is a Must—Even If You're Not Religious

What You Should Be Talking About in Premarital Counseling

Basically, my understanding is that this a safe, judgement-free zone for talking out big-ticket items that may not come up in usual conversation with your partner. Plus, you have an unbiased mediator to help with the communication if need be! You don't need to share specifics if you don't want to, but do you have an idea of a few things you might want to cover?