Keturah

I became ordained because I believe everyone deserves the opportunity to have a ceremony that genuinely reflects who they are, what they believe, and the love they share. Weddings are deeply personal, and I wanted to be able to help people celebrate one of life’s biggest moments in a way that feels authentic to them. Whether that ceremony is traditional, nontraditional, religious, spiritual, or completely secular I’m here to assist.

I was born in Brooklyn, New York, but Georgia is where I’ve always called home. I proudly serve couples and families from all walks of life and love meeting people with different backgrounds, traditions, beliefs, and stories

My goal is simple: to create a space where everyone feels welcome. I want to provide thoughtful, personalized ceremonies without forcing couples into a particular tradition or belief system. Whether you envision scripture and prayer, cultural traditions, a completely secular ceremony, something beautifully unconventional, or a little bit of everything. I want your ceremony to feel like you.

What makes my ceremonies special is the care and personalization I bring to each one. I take the time to listen to your story, understand what matters most to you, and create a ceremony that reflects your relationship, personalities, values, and vision. No two couples are exactly alike, so no two ceremonies should feel exactly alike.

I can help you create a ceremony that is heartfelt, meaningful, joyful, funny, romantic, unconventional, or a combination of all of those things. Whether you want traditional vows, personal promises, cultural elements, spiritual touches, a completely secular ceremony, or something entirely your own, I’ll help make the experience feel genuine and memorable.

I believe your ceremony should reflect your love, not someone else’s expectations. I welcome traditional and nontraditional couples, religious and nonreligious ceremonies, intimate elopements, large celebrations, vow renewals, and couples who want to create traditions entirely their own.

My personal faith never has to become part of your ceremony. I’m here to honor your beliefs, your relationship, your traditions, and your vision. Come as you are.