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Non-denominational Ceremonies with a Personal Touch

Are you embarking on Albuquerque wedding planning? Are you looking for an Albuquerque
wedding officiant who can perform a meaningful marriage ceremony to meet your needs and
fulfill your wishes? Rev. Marya O'Malley has been performing wedding ceremonies since 1994.
As an Interfaith minister she provides nondenominational wedding officiant services to fit you
as a couple.

Flexibility

You Choose the Place: At home, outdoors, indoors, hotel, reception site, chapel, church,
hot air balloon, on the Rio Grande, at the top of the Sandias . . . you choose the location.

Simple, Grand, or In-between: Whatever your wishes, Rev. O'Malley will perform a
wedding ceremony that celebrates your marriage, your way.

Traditional or Custom: You can have all the elements of a traditional wedding, some of
them, or a ceremony that is customized.

A Ceremony that Reflects You as a Couple: If you have specific ideas for your
wedding, these can be incorporated into your ceremony. Perhaps you wish to have a unique
marriage ceremony, but don't have specific ideas, Rev. O'Malley will compose a wedding
ceremony that reflects you as a couple based on your values, preferences, and styles.

Your Timing: Whether you have been making arrangements for your wedding for months or
just a short time, Rev. O'Malley will be happy to work with you. Special consideration will be
given to couples facing military deployment or other urgent situations

There are a Number of Reasons Why Couples
Choose an Interfaith Minister as Their Wedding
Officiant, Among Them Are:

There is flexibility in the content and style of the marriage ceremony
An Interfaith minister can honor the beliefs of a couple and at the same time
be inclusive of guests and family.
The bride and groom are from different faith or cultural backgrounds and
wish to honor both traditions.
Even though one or both persons in a couple is a member of a church, the
wedding is in a different location, maybe even a different state, and they wish
to have a minister officiate at their wedding.
A couple wants more than a civil ceremony, one that is meaningful, yet not
necessarily religious.