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After many years of helping couples to get it just right, I've learned that interfaith weddings are about more than just two people coming together. They’re about two families, two traditions, and two sets of memories merging to build a new shared future. Choosing which rituals to include is one of the most important (and most rewarding) parts of this journey.

When Jordan and Julia asked me to officiate their wedding, I was truly honored. Their wedding, held in Mystic, Connecticut, right on the water, was everything you’d hope a summer celebration would be: relaxed, joyful, and full of love.

Co-officiating Jenna and Max’s wedding alongside Father Walker—Jenna’s childhood priest—was an experience I will treasure forever. Held at the majestic Plaza Hotel in New York City, their wedding was more than just a union of two people; it was a beautiful blending of two faiths, two families, and a heartfelt commitment to honoring one another’s traditions. The joy, depth, and symbolism present in the carefully chosen rituals, decorations, and personal touches made this a tru

Marshall and Shari’s wedding at Tribeca 360 in New York City was an elegant and deeply personal interfaith ceremony.

Connor and Cate’s interfaith wedding was a sacred and deeply personal moment that honored both of their backgrounds.