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Below is a list of the main types of wedding ceremonies that I perform, along with some Unity Rituals that can be performed within the ceremony. But as you know this is your day! Besides a few things that "Have" to be in the ceremony the rest is up to you. You could choose one of these traditions, you can combine a few or make up your own new tradition. Let's start looking......

Simple Ceremony

If you prefer casual, simple and to the point, without all the readings and traditions, my short and sweet ceremonies are for you. These are prewritten and will be read as is, if your more concerned about the party afterwards with your family and new husband/wife then let's keep it simple.

Sand Ceremony

The sand ceremony expresses the coming together of two people or two families into one new family. Typically, each person has different colored sand and takes turns pouring it into one clear vessel, forming a layered effect. Sometimes just the couple participates, and sometimes the couple's children join in with their own colored sand. 

Celtic Handfasting Ceremony

Handfasting is the tradition of lightly binding the hands of a couple together using a cord, rope, ribbons, a scarf, tartan or strips of fabric. It is meant to signify a couples coming together as "One". It has become a popular new tradition for today's couples seeking new and Spiritual ways to honour their love.

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I love coffee, Even more than coffee, I love to meet couples who are in the process of planning one of the most meaningful days of their lives. It’s a great way to fully understand the kind of ceremony you are looking for, and for you to get to know your Officiant. You will leave with a quote and sample contract in your hands and a wealth of information to help you make the best possible decision. 

Rose Ceremony

The Rose Ceremony is simple yet moving. The bride and groom exchange two roses, symbolizing the giving and receiving of their love for each other throughout their entire married life. The Rose Ceremony also conveys how to use the rose and its symbolism in difficult times in order to forgive each other.

Letter & Wine Box Ceremony

A love letter exchange is a romantic ceremony that will serve as a lasting reminder of the commitments made to one another. Heartfelt letters, encapsulating your thoughts and feelings are locked away in a wine box to be revealed several years into your marriage. You choose the date to open, drink and enjoy...

Elopement Ceremony

Some couples elope because they dislike or cannot afford an expensive wedding ceremony, or wish to avoid objections from parents, or religious obligations. My elopement ceremony will be a simple agreement via email, ceremony with max 10 people attending and pre-written vows prepared by me.

Tree Ceremony



The unity tree planting ceremony is used to symbolize the joining together of two individuals or two families. More so symbolizing the planting & watering of the roots which will lead to the growth of a new beginning. You could plant the tree in the ground or in a pot to be later planted at a location of your choice.

Complete Personalized Ceremony

A fully personalized unique ceremony. Using my tried and true process for understanding the elements of your life and your relationship, as well as in person conversation, emails and phone calls, I craft a ceremony that features your love story, and is inspired by you.  Ceremony length is usually 20-25 minutes total in time. Can also include any of the listed ceremony traditions.

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Testimonials

"Ashley was amazing... We wanted something simple and to the point and she did just that but all at the same time of making it our own..."

 

"From the very first moment we met Ashley, we knew she would provide us with an amazing wedding ceremony. She took the time to talk to us, get to know the “how’s and why’s” of our relationship. Ashley wrote a truly amazing wedding ceremony for us! It meant a lot to us that she paid attention to the details of our lives and wove them into the ceremony to be shared with our loved ones."

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