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Wedding Ceremony Offerings
Visit our WEDDING CEREMONIES page for offering details.
Ceremonies and rehearsals taking place outside of Winnipeg city limits are subject to additional travel and mileage fees. To secure your ceremony date and time, a deposit is required.
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Ritual Components
Greeting guests and guiding them through smoke cleansing before they enter the ceremony space (must have outdoor space available or confirmation from venue that smoke is permitted inside).
Casting a circle either before or during the ceremony to allow only positive entities and energies.
Acknowledging and honouring ancestors and loved ones who are no longer with us.
Handfasting ritual as part of the ceremony. For an additional fee, I will create a custom handfasting cord for you, in colours of your choice.
Broom jumping ritual as part of the ceremony. Note, you will be required to provide your own broom. I can suggest sources for creating a broom yourself, purchasing a pre-made broom, or local makers for custom-made options.
For an additional fee, I will create and facilitate a
Post-ceremony ritual intention station.
See below for details.
Photo © Sam Stregger Photography
Ritual
Intention Station
$275
The Ritual Intention Station is available as an addition to our officiant services or as a standalone service.
Your guests will be invited to write down blessings for your union. They are then guided through ritual to bring those intentions into being.
This Offering includes:
Station setup before your ceremony
All needed equipment and supplies for the station
Two hours of active station availability post-ceremony
Your choice of Ritual Water or Ritual Fire to be provided at the station. Fire option available outdoors or in smoke-friendly venue only.
Additional time may be added for a
fee of $50/hour.
