Ordained in 2010, I hold ceremonies (including legal weddings in Scotland), alongside counselling, coaching and consulting.
Much of my counselling and coaching is short-term, and focussed on looking at the question – “What’s the best thing to do here?”
I have been offering ceremony and counselling since I was ordained in 2010, working with clients throughout the world.
As a minister with The OneSpirit Interfaith Foundation, I welcome couples from all faith traditions – or none.
My priority is to meet you where you are and offer what is meaningful to you – either for a wedding, baby-naming, funeral or other ceremony, or a way of exploring your world via safe space and counselling.
I keep space for late bookings.
You are ALWAYS at the centre of what we do.
We wanted to thank you for all your work on the day and during the build-up to the day. We were very happy with your work – we were thrilled with the personal touches and professionalism you showed at all times. We were also happy in the build-up because you gave us the confidence that the ceremony would go smoothly.
Asking Jennifer to hold our wedding ceremony was one of the best decisions we made when organising our wedding. She shared her experience and helped us to create a truly special and unique wedding ceremony we loved. As our guests spoke two different languages, we were very worried about the language barrier, however, Jennifer helped us ensure that all our guests felt a part of the ceremony.