Deborah

I became ordained in 2018

I am originally from Detroit, Michigan. I have lived in Arizona for 20 years.

1. Helping Couples Celebrate Love I’d aim to create meaningful, personalized wedding ceremonies that truly reflect each couple’s love story, beliefs, and values—whether religious, spiritual, or secular.

2. Providing Support & Guidance Beyond officiating weddings, I might offer premarital counseling, spiritual guidance, or simply be a supportive presence for couples as they prepare for marriage.

3. Making Ceremonies Accessible & Inclusive Online ordination allows me to officiate weddings for friends, family, or anyone in need of a flexible, open-minded officiant. I’d hope to create a safe and welcoming space for all couples, regardless of background, faith, or orientation.

Ultimately, my goal would be to bring warmth, authenticity, and joy to life’s most important moments. What inspired you to pursue ordination?

The personal touch and heartfelt sincerity I bring to every couple’s big day. Here are a few key elements that set my ceremonies apart:

1. Personalization & Storytelling I take the time to get to know each couple—their love story, values, and vision for their wedding. Every ceremony is uniquely crafted to reflect their journey, personalities, and the promises they’re making to each other.

2. Warmth & Meaningful Connection Beyond just officiating, I strive to create an atmosphere filled with love, joy, and authenticity. Whether it’s an intimate elopement or a grand celebration, I ensure that the couple and their guests feel truly connected to the moment.

3. Professionalism with a Heartfelt Approach I blend professionalism with a warm, engaging presence, ensuring that everything runs smoothly while making the ceremony feel natural and full of love. My goal is for couples to feel at ease, fully present, and able to cherish every word spoken.

Ultimately, my ceremonies are special because they are centered on the couple’s love and commitment, making their wedding day as meaningful and unforgettable as possible.