Angelica O'Brien

I became ordained online because I wanted a simple, respectful way to stand with people during important moments. It let me offer something meaningful without jumping through a lot of barriers. It felt like a natural extension of who I am—someone who shows up, supports others, and believes in dignity and fairness.

Colombia but I I live in Ohio

I’d hope to use my ordination to offer something simple, honest, and meaningful to people when they need it most. It’s a way to stand beside someone during a wedding or another important moment and give them a ceremony that feels personal, not cold or generic. It also lets me serve my community in a way that matches my values—respect, fairness, and dignity.

My ceremonies feel special because I bring a calm, personal touch that puts people at ease. I focus on the couple’s story, use simple and heartfelt language, and make sure everyone feels respected and included. I’m not performing a script — I’m honoring a moment that matters.

Cleveland, Lake County, Geauga, Asthabula