My work life is dedicated full-time to creating personalized, heart-centered and memorable  weddings, vow renewals,  and commitment ceremonies.

I enjoy helping others highlight the milestones in their lives and would like to help create new ceremonies that are particularly relevant to our lives today.

Non-religious

One that has no religious references, no prayers, no mention of any God, no set of religious beliefs.

Religious

A ceremony of spiritual belief  in God with  prayers and religious readings.

Interfaith

Two different religions, with differing beliefs.

Spiritual

Not “religious” but ceremony of a more greater, profound, and higher power.

When a couple chooses to be married outside the doctrinal definitions of a particular religion or spiritual path,  with  the  opportunity to combine beliefs, values, and committment,  it becomes a  wonderful opportunity for self-expression and a declaration of the power of love in their lives.

As a non-denominational officiant I can perform most  religious and spiritual ceremonies.

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Perfect weddings don’t just happen… it begins with masterful planning. You only get one chance for your wedding day and possibly the most important event of your entire life.

Let Made For Each Other coordinators do what they do best:

• Concentrate on you and your guests
• Focus on your requirements

We take care of all your wedding day details so you can relax knowing the venues are ready, the vendors are in place and your guests are being welcomed!

Eliminate stress while your wedding coordinator handles all the necessary details of your wedding day.

Many couples want a ceremony that reflects their spiritual or religious beliefs but don’t want to get married in a church. I understand that interfaith weddings can be a very sensitive subject with two different religions and two sets of families with differing opinions.

I love these weddings because there can be customs and traditions from both sides that make a beautiful and loving ceremony that is uniquely yours.  I like to include  things like unity candles, wine sharing.  oriental tea (sake)  ceremonies,  the Chuppah (the arch)  with  all it represents in a couples’ relationship  Families can be a part of your ceremony by beautiful readings both romantic and spiritual.  Asking them to be a part of your ceremony goes a long way in joining the families.

I am respectful of all beliefs and will work with you to create a beautiful and meaningful wedding.

Finding the right person to marry you is an important decision – after all, they will have a huge influence on the tone of the ceremony. You’ll want to make sure that you find someone who is willing to perform the kind of ceremony you are envisioning, or who has a style and belief system similar to your own. The first most basic thing you must do is decide if you want a religious or secular ceremony. This highly personal decision will determine the words and feeling you want to convey to each other and your guests.