Kayla S

I originally became an ordained minister when close friends of mine (in which I consider family) had stated they had "always wanted me to officiate their wedding". I am grounded spiritually, I love to celebrate love, and I graciously made the decision to become ordained.

Lorain County, Ohio

I have been blessed to be able to officiate five wedding ceremonies. I hope to achieve more opportunities to celebrate love, and be able to be a part of many other individuals special days.

I also hope to be able to help others explore and expand their spirituality, and be a helpful guide on their journeys.

My religious affiliations are on a very roomy, broad spectrum. They are rooted in something making the sun rise, and the sunset. Knowing that I do not hold all power, and I have belief in God. Also noting that I exercise a multitude of spiritual actions such as prayer, meditation, cleansing with sage, incense, and crystals, and biblical studies.

I try to emphasize the importance of love, in a very calm, casual, professional manner. Marriage is a decision to choose another person everyday, regardless of the good, bad and ugly. Commitment, forgiveness, working as a team through the successes and the learning lessons is something that is truly unique to find in this lifetime. I love to celebrate love, and provide support in any possible way. I provide reassurance that as this is a monumental moment of the individual's lives, it is also a small moment of the journey. Always be sure to breathe in the moment, and enjoy it.

I assist with making things personal from consideration of dress codes, as well as assisting with personalization of wedding scripts, and I am willing to attend wedding rehearsals if needed.

I have special experience in areas along the lake coast of northeast Ohio, as well as several other rural areas. I am willing to travel with no travel fee within 20 miles, after 20 miles I require a small fee.

As a minister I provide guidance through personal grief, challenging life experiences, the internal struggle with a power greater than one's self, as well as promotion of healing and wellness within the individual, their safe places, and their homes.