Yolanda Braswell

I became an ordained minister because I felt a strong calling to serve others in a meaningful and compassionate way. My goal is to assist people during some of the most important moments of their lives—whether that means officiating weddings, providing spiritual support, or offering guidance in times of need. Being ordained allows me to be a source of encouragement, understanding, and service to my community. I am committed to helping others with sincerity, respect, and a genuine desire to make a positive difference.

Windsor Mill, MD

With my online ordination, I hope to serve others in a meaningful and supportive way. I want to be available to help individuals and families during important life moments—such as weddings, vow renewals, and other significant ceremonies.

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What makes my ceremonies special is the genuine care and personalization I bring to each one. I take the time to get to know each couple—their story, their values, and what makes their relationship unique—so the ceremony truly reflects who they are. No two ceremonies I officiate are the same. I focus on creating an atmosphere that is warm, inclusive, and meaningful, ensuring everyone present feels connected to the moment. Whether a couple prefers something traditional, modern, spiritual, or simple, I adapt to their vision while making sure the ceremony feels authentic and memorable.

Baltimore City, Baltimore County and surrounding areas

My goal is to bring compassion, inclusivity, and respect to every person I work with, ensuring their experiences are personal and memorable. Beyond officiating ceremonies, I hope to be a source of encouragement, guidance, and service within my community. Ultimately, I want to use my ordination as a way to make a positive impact, uplift others, and be present when people need support the most.