FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
I have three standard ceremony options. And I work with the couple to create the exact ceremony they envision at a price that they can afford.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I was ordained in 2006 as an Interfaith Minister through the New Seminary in New York City. In addition I studied for two years with Rev. Dr. Iyanla Vanzant.
- How did you get started doing this type of work?
I have been on a spiritual path all of my life. Recognizing and believing in the innate worth and sacredness that exists within each of us, my initial efforts were directed towards the raising up of battered women and all women. While working as a staff member at a national women's organization, I began to "connect the dots" between all of the civil rights movements. For the next 20 years I devoted myself to building bridges of understanding and acceptance between diverse communities. My consulting firm reached thousands of people and helped scores of organizations address some of their most challenging diversity issues. In addition to my business, I was very committed to securing equal rights in my community. Humbly, in March 2001, I was one of twenty county residents honored by being inducted into the Montgomery County Human Rights Hall of Fame. Accepted as a student at the Inner Visions Institute for Spiritual Development, I began studying under founder and director Iyanla Vanzant in 2003. Following this two year odyssey and time of personal growth and discovery, I was called to attend The New Seminary in New York City as an accelerated student, culminating with my June 2006 ordination as an Interfaith Minister. As a Wedding Officiant and Interfaith Minister I continue to "connect the dots" between all people of faith (or those who choose not to have a faith path), one person at a time, with patience, openness, and true caring. I maintain a vision of love, purpose, and compassion.