Ayanna Edwards

I became a minister because I received the call at a young age. For many years, I tried to fight it, questioning my readiness and purpose. But God has been patient with me. Now, I am ready and willing to walk fully in my calling and do the work God has placed on my life and within my ministry.

I am from Georgia.

Through my ordination, I hope to serve and support women who have experienced domestic violence, toxic relationships, and single motherhood, as well as mothers who have lost children. My goal is to provide spiritual guidance, understanding, and a safe space for healing, restoration, and renewed faith.

What makes my ceremonies special is that they are rooted in authenticity, faith, and intentional love. I don’t believe in rushing sacred moments or treating marriage like a script. I take time to understand each couple’s journey, their struggles, their growth, and their vision for their future. Because of my own life experiences, I approach every ceremony with deep empathy, prayer, and respect for the covenant being created. My goal is for each couple to feel seen, covered, and spiritually grounded as they step into marriage—not just legally joined, but emotionally and spiritually aligned.

Yes. In addition to officiating weddings, I provide compassionate, faith-centered support beyond the ceremony. My ministry is rooted in healing, restoration, and guidance. I offer premarital counseling, prayer, and ongoing encouragement for couples as they navigate marriage. I also minister to women who have experienced domestic violence, toxic relationships, single motherhood, and loss, creating safe spaces for healing and renewal. Every service I provide is approached with discretion, empathy, and a heart to serve, meeting people where they are and walking with them as God leads.