Religious, Interfaith and Multi-Cultural Wedding Ceremonies

Honoring your faith—or blending multiple traditions—should feel meaningful, joyful, and completely true to who you are. Whether you’re celebrating a single religious tradition or planning a vibrant interfaith or multicultural ceremony, we’ll help you create something that feels deeply personal, spiritually rich, and full of heart.

From timeless rituals to family traditions and unexpected cultural nods, we’ll guide you in exploring the symbols, blessings, and practices that resonate with your story. It’s also a beautiful chance to connect with loved ones and learn more about your heritage. Together, we’ll thoughtfully weave those elements into a ceremony that’s anything but stuffy—and everything you want it to be.

Scroll down to explore our sample Religious, Interfaith, and Multi-Cultural ceremonies.

  • A single-officiant Catholic and Jewish interfaith renewal ceremony that incorporates traditions from both, including the lighting of the bride's original baptismal candle, a secular reading from The Velveteen Rabbit, a personal section, seven blessings over wine, and a breaking of the glass. Our couple were musicians, so there are elements that speak to their musical connection as well.

  • Yianni and Steven

    A richly symbolic Greek Orthodox ceremony including a Service of Betrothal, Crowning, Candle Lighting and Drinking from a Common Cup. Written for a gay couple, this ceremony is easily adapted to any orientation.

  • A single-officiant Jewish and Christian ceremony, including traditional prayers & blessings from both faiths, personal vows and a breaking of the glass.

  • Marie April Gismondi & Sara Shonfeld

    A Catholic and Jewish ceremony featuring two officiants, a Minister and a Rabbi. Traditional elements include a Unity Candle, the Seven Blessings and Breaking of the Glass.

  • A Christian and Islamic Interfaith Ceremony with quotes celebrating both faiths, a lovely secular reading about marriage, and a unity sand ceremony.

  • A second marriage, Roman Catholic couple, who married outside of the church. Different in style than 'Kate and James', this is another wonderful option for those who still want a religious ceremony.

  • A traditional Roman Catholic-inspired ceremony. And while this ceremony is not officially recognized by the R.C. Church, it is perfect for Catholics choosing to marry outside of one.

  • A Catholic ceremony written for a couple just past their 50s. We do get requests from folks who say, "I never thought I'd be married at this age". Which often inspires a different tone than the when love comes at a younger age. This wedding ceremony celebrates new beginnings and includes traditional vows, The Lord's Prayer, and a blessings.

  • Rabbi Sara Shonfeld

    A Jewish wedding ceremony performed by a Rabbi honoring the traditional elements and including a uniquely symbolic ring exchange.

  • A blend of Hindu, Buddhist and Christian Spirituality, including readings from the Bhagavad Gita & Lost Sutras of Jesus.

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