Covenant of All Love

I became an ordained minister because I believe everyone deserves a ceremony that truly reflects who they are and who they love.

It started with wanting to show up for people in my life who needed someone they trusted to marry them, especially couples who did not always feel seen or supported by traditional options. I realized that being ordained gave me the opportunity to create something more personal, more inclusive, and more meaningful.

What began as a simple way to help a few people quickly became something I felt genuinely called to do. Being part of such an important moment, and helping couples celebrate their love in a way that feels authentic to them, is something I do not take lightly.

At the core of it, I did this because love matters, and I wanted to play a small role in honoring it.

I was born in Colorado but grew up between Chicago and Washington D. C.

I hope to create wedding and renewal ceremonies that feel deeply personal, inclusive, and meaningful for every couple I work with.

My goal is to make sure people feel seen, respected, and celebrated exactly as they are. That includes couples who want something traditional, those who want something more modern, and those who may not have always felt welcomed in more conventional spaces.

I also want to take some of the pressure out of the experience. Weddings can feel overwhelming, so I aim to bring a sense of calm, warmth, and a little humor to the process so couples can stay present and enjoy the moment.

At the heart of it, I want each ceremony to reflect the couple’s story and values, and to create a moment they will carry with them long after the day is over.

I am a non-denominational minister and my approach is rooted in inclusion, respect, and the belief that love itself is sacred. I support couples from a wide range of spiritual, religious, and secular perspectives. And I believe in serving couples of all backgrounds, beliefs, and identities.

What makes my ceremonies special is that they are built around you, not a template.

I take the time to understand your story, how you met, what you have been through, and what makes your relationship yours. Then I turn that into a ceremony that feels like you are truly being seen and celebrated, not just married.

I believe the best ceremonies balance heartfelt meaning with real human connection. There is emotion and a sense of something sacred, but there is also room to laugh, to breathe, and to feel comfortable in the moment. It never feels stiff or overly scripted.

Most importantly, I create a space where love is fully honored in all its forms. Whether your wedding is traditional, modern, or LGBTQ, the foundation is the same. Respect, inclusion, and the belief that your love story is valid and worth celebrating.

At the end of the day, I am not just there to officiate. I am there to help create a moment you will actually remember, not just one you check off the list.

I usually tell people I got into this line of work for the joy, the meaning, and the snacks at the reception. Mostly the joy… but the snacks don’t hurt.

Hi, I’m a pastor with the Universal Life Church, and I’ve had the honor of standing with couples at one of the most important moments of their lives. I’ve officiated weddings in backyards, ballrooms, parks, living rooms, and at least one ceremony where the dog was clearly the one in charge. Traditional, non-traditional, beautifully unconventional, and everything in between, I show up for love in all its forms.

Because here’s what I believe at my core: love is the point. Not perfection, not Pinterest boards, not whether the flowers match the napkins. Love. The kind that makes you choose each other again and again, even when one of you is stealing the covers or eating the last slice of pizza you were definitely saving.

I proudly officiate both traditional and LGBTQ weddings, because love doesn’t come in one format, one story, or one “approved” version. It shows up as two people saying, “I see you, I choose you, and I’m in this with you.” That’s sacred, no matter who you are.

My role is simple. I stand with you, I tell your story, I bring a little humor, a lot of heart, and maybe a gentle reminder to breathe. Because weddings aren’t just ceremonies, they’re declarations. Bold, beautiful, slightly nerve-wracking declarations that say: this is my person.

And honestly, being trusted to be part of that? That’s the real blessing.