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Rev. Osborne is experienced at following Covd-19 safety protocol!
Ceremonies For All is a Wedding Officiant business located in Blacksburg, Virginia. I travel to most areas of VA.
I am a multifaith minister who attended One Spirit Interfaith Seminary in New York and was Ordained in 2005. I work with couples to create their perfect ceremony. I am experienced in providing truly customized, personal and unique ceremonies for each couple! I also include a lovely bound keepsake copy of your ceremony for you in matching theme colors!
I am honored to officiate weddings and love working with each couple to create a ceremony that is perfect for you!
I have a draft out to you several weeks ahead of your wedding day for you to make any changes and work with you until your ceremony is perfect.
From large weddings to small elopment ceremonies, I put in the same effort.
Services Offered
Rev. Karen Osborne offers her services for civil, interfaith, religious, non-religious, and LGBT ceremonies, and vow renewals.
Besides officiating, I can also provide counseling to couples before your wedding day. Ceremonies For All can lead ceremonies for couples of many religions and belief systems, such as:
- Baha’i faith
- Baptist
- Buddhist
- Catholic
- Episcopalian
- Evangelical
- Hindu
- Islam
- Jainism
- Jewish
- Lutheran
- Methodist
- Non denomination
- Orthodox Christian
- Pagan
- Presbyterian
- Shinto
- Sikhism
- Taoist
- Unitarian
- Black-owned
- Asian-owned
- Hispanic or Latinx-owned
- LGBTQ+-owned
- Native American-owned
- Pacific Islander-owned
- Woman-owned
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Review summary
Karen from Ceremonies for All is highly recommended by multiple reviewers as a wedding officiant. She is described as passionate, kind, genuine, and easy to work with. Reviewers praise her ability to personalize the ceremony and make it tailored to the couple's beliefs and personalities. Karen's thoroughness, flexibility, and attention to detail are also commended. She is noted for her willingness to go the extra mile, including helping with paperwork and resolving any issues. Overall, couples highly recommend Karen as an officiant for any type of wedding.
Rev Osborne was perfect!!
Karen is a great choice for a personal ceremony
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Karen with Ceremonies for All is so inclusive, like family to all who she does a ceremony for. She writes a special ceremony for each couple, which includes so much about them and their history. I highly recommend her!
If you want a minister that makes your ceremony personal and special Karen is the choice! She is also a very positive and happy person who truly feels happy for the couple and that in my opinion makes the ceremony extra special. Some people just read a few sentences and declare the couple married but with Karen you get a heartfelt ceremony from your minister that's truly unique.
I highly recommend Karen! She has such a sweet and caring personality and will bend over backwards to make sure your wedding ceremony is fun, memorable and professional. But more importantly, she doesn't offer cookie-cutter ceremonies. Each one is customized to her couples. She takes the time to get to know you and writes a story surrounding your love and commitment.
