Bo Wang

I became a minister not because I preach religion, but because I offer presence. I want to be there for people when life is most real—at love’s beginning, at loss, at transformation.

Being ordained is my way of saying: I’m here, and I’m ready to serve with heart.

China Mainland.

As an ordained minister, my role goes far beyond weddings. I see every ceremony—whether it’s a marriage, baptism, memorial, or spiritual blessing—as a sacred moment in someone’s life journey. What makes my ceremonies special is the deep sense of intention I bring: I listen, I personalize, and I honor each individual or couple with compassion and presence.

My ceremonies are not one-size-fits-all. Whether secular or spiritual, joyful or solemn, I tailor each moment to reflect your beliefs, culture, and heart. I consider it a privilege to walk with people through their most meaningful transitions in life—not only as an officiant, but as a guide, a witness, and a servant of peace.