Create a ceremony or blessing to enrich and empower those important events throughout our lives such as the birth/adoption of a new family member, getting married, birthdays, coming of age, blessing your home, wise-woman, mother to be or a blessingway, end of life, divorce, or healing and/or recovery.

Birth or Adoption: a new family member is one of the most exciting and joyous times in our lives. Creating a ceremony that welcomes your child into the loving circle of your family and friends. Create a ceremony that will mark this special time with love and joy.

Marriage: a transition from one stage of life to another, leaving your family to form a new family. You have met the one you love and you want to share your this joyous event with your family and friends. The ceremony should be meaningful to you, something that will take your relationship to a much deeper level and become the foundation upon which you build your future life.

Birthdays: a time to look at where we have been and where we are going, making these transitions meaningful and fun as you reflect on your past and visualize your future.

Coming of Age Ceremony: is a ceremony that will transport our youth into the status of becoming full members of society. A coming-of-age ceremony can mark this important milestone with real meaning for the person who is transitioning into adulthood and the entire family.

Blessing Your Home: Whether you live in apartment or are buying a new home, by putting together a blessing ceremony for this new space you will be living in, your bring in positive energy and love, making your new place of living a home full of love.

Wise Woman / Crone: For millennia women's wisdom was honored; crones were revered. Today women are reclaiming the identity and status of the ancient crone, the wise woman. As we age, we gain wisdom and love we can share with the younger generation, empowering them to become the best they can be.

Honoring the Mother To Be or Blessingway: A Blessingway honors the pregnant woman, the mother to be and then new family member within her body. It is a time to share wisdom, give blessings and best wishes for an easy, safe labor and delivery. This ceremony could become part of the baby shower or be a separate event.

Divorce: mark the end of your marriage and the beginning of your new life. A ceremony can help you find closure, help release the past, and embrace the future. Creating a ceremony that will help you move forward into your new life.

Healing/Recovery Ceremonies: Whether you are suffering from or a survivor of illness or a life-threatening disease, or you are in recovery from an addiction, sharing your recovery, joy and achievement with your family and friends can be a liberating experience. Create a ceremony that recognizes where you have been and celebrates where you are going.