Kimberly Bonner

I became an ordained minister because I believe meaningful moments deserve to be honored in a way that feels personal, inclusive, and true to the people involved. I was drawn to ministry not by doctrine, but by a deep respect for love, commitment, and life’s milestones—and a desire to help people mark those moments with intention.

Being ordained allows me to serve couples and families who may not feel represented by traditional religious settings, but who still want a ceremony that carries depth, warmth, and significance. My approach is non-denominational, welcoming, and grounded in connection—focused on celebrating your story, values, and vision in a way that feels authentic and memorable.

I spent much of my life in New Orleans, and I’m currently based along the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

That mix really shapes my style—New Orleans warmth and storytelling paired with the relaxed, coastal vibe of the Gulf. It shows up in how I connect with people and how I approach meaningful moments.

I hope to use my ordination to help people mark important life moments with ceremonies that are meaningful, intentional, and centered on their values.

I take the time to listen. Every ceremony is shaped around the couple’s values, story, and preferences, so it feels personal, respectful, and true to them—not scripted or generic.

I provide inclusive, non-denominational wedding ceremonies and work closely with couples to ensure the planning process is straightforward and stress-free. I prioritize clear communication, flexibility, and preparation so each ceremony feels comfortable, well-organized, and centered on the couple.