In meeting every couple exactly where they are- with fresh eyes, genuine care, and with evolving creative offerings that ensure they receive the best version of my services.
In vendor-client relationships that foster authentic choice over conformity, presence over perfection, and peaceful confidence that the marriage is most important.
Heartfelt Ceremonies purpose is to transform the wedding ceremony experience into a mindful celebration of love by helping couples slow down, reconnect with their "why," and create intentional moments that honor their unique relationship.
The goal is to foster inclusive ceremony environments where couples approach marriage and ceremony with intentionality, gratitude, and deep presence, creating experiences that radiate outward and strengthen not just the couple's bond, but the community of love surrounding them.
When I'm not crafting personalized ceremonies, you'll find me exploring new destinations with my camera in hand, capturing the world through the lens of beginner film photography. There's something magical about not knowing exactly how a shot will turn out until you develop it – much like the beautiful surprises that unfold during the ceremonies I create.
My love for travel has taken me to beaches around the world, where I can often be found searching for the perfect shell, a meditative practice that helps me stay grounded and present. Speaking of staying grounded, I'm a firm believer in the power of meditation to bring clarity and peace to both my work and daily life.
At home, I'm surrounded by my beloved dogs, Goose and Manny, who remind me daily about unconditional love and living in the moment. And yes, I'm absolutely that person who can quote The Office at any given moment – because sometimes a little humor from Scranton's finest is exactly what we need to brighten our day.
I bring this same blend of mindfulness, joy, and genuine care to every ceremony I officiate. Ready to create something beautiful together? Let's chat about your vision.
both photos by: illuminate photography