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As a celebrant endorsed by the Humanist Society I am committed to Humanist values and wish to provide meaningful non-religious ceremonies to those that seek them.

With a Bachelor of Ministry degree, a Master of Divinity in progress, and having years of experience officiating weddings and other milestone events in people's lives, I am prepared to help you craft a ceremony that will live in your memory for a lifetime.

If you live in northern or central New Jersey and are looking for someone to officiate your wedding or other ceremony, such as a baby naming or coming of age, look no further. Contact me for availability and further details to see how we can work together for your special occasion.

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