Ceremonies By Sabra

Michigan LGBT Wedding Officiant

Brandon Twp, MI and Surrounding Areas - Ann Arbor, Atlas Twp, Auburn Hills, Birmingham, Bloomfield, Brighton, Clarkston, Detroit, Fenton, Flushing, Frankenmuth, Goodrich, Grand Blanc, Holly, Imlay City, Laingsburg, Lapeer, Orion Twp., Pontiac, Port Huron, Rochester, and Saginaw

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Are you looking for a remarkable ceremony experience that is created by a passionate, genuine, Michigan wedding officiant who is full of warmth and love? You’ve found her!

YOUR WEDDING DAY SHOULD QUITE LITERALLY BE A DREAM COME TRUE.

Your wedding day should quite literally be a dream come true, but in order to bring all of your hopes, wishes and ideas to life, you need to partner with a professional wedding officiant who can curate a custom ceremony for you. Fortunately, I’ve been working with couples in Michigan for years, collaborating with them to design a wedding ceremony that incorporates the rituals and traditions that mean most to them.

As an inclusive wedding celebrant, I believe my role is to guide my couples through their wedding ceremony and allow them to commit their lives to one another in a way that makes them feel both comfortable and confident.

When I create a custom ceremony, I spend a lot of time with the couple in advance in order to understand what they want.

Your wedding ceremony can include:

• Spiritual or Cultural Traditions — I can incorporate your traditions into your ceremony in order to allow you to celebrate your beliefs and your culture.
• Readings, Poems or Songs — I can help you select readings, poems and songs that will enhance your wedding ceremony and allow you to feel connected to your future spouse in that moment.
• Wedding Rituals — I know that wedding rituals play a prominent role in nearly any wedding ceremony, and I want you to include the rituals that mean the most to you, your family and your friends. There are so many options available, such as handfasting, oathing stones, love letters, tasting the elements etc. We can even work together to create something unique.

Officiating ceremonies is what I was meant to do.

I used to lay in bed at night and think about what type of job I could find that would give me joy, something that was fun and positive and I could do forever.

I considered becoming ordained, and let it go - Until two of my closest friends decided to get married in 2017. I took the leap and became an Ordained Minister thru the Universal Life Church. We had an amazing surprise backyard wedding, and after some prodding from the universe, I realized that I had found my calling.

I was hooked and there was no looking back. In 2019 I left my day job and became a full time Michigan wedding officiant.