Rabbi Noyo is a wedding officiant based in Boston, dedicated to designing inclusive and meaningful wedding ceremonies for couples of all backgrounds. Rabbi Sarah Noyovitz, or Rabbi Noyo as many know her, believes that every couple deserves to feel supported and celebrated on their wedding day, whether they're planning a ceremony that is religious, non-religious, or interfaith. Her talent lies in curating experiences that reflect all the beliefs and traditions that are important to a couple and their families, resulting in a ceremony that makes everyone feel seen and understood.

Rabbi Noyo creates a beautiful and meaningful ceremony for each of her couples, from simple "I Dos" to detailed visions, from elopements to blending families and cultures. Her packages range from $300 to $2000, but she believes that finances should never be a barrier to love, and will be happy to discuss what is possible.

Services Offered

Rabbi Noyo works with couples throughout the Boston area and beyond. Although she is a rabbi and mostly works with Jewish and interfaith couples, she also officiates non-Jewish and non-religious weddings and unity rituals!

When it comes to Jewish ceremonies, she understands that there are many Jewish wedding rituals to consider including or not, so she always guides her clients through the many options available to them and explains each one. Her services include resources for obtaining ritual items such as a chuppah or smash glass, checking the ketubah text for couples who have one, and detailed follow up emails.

Rabbi Noyo welcomes any opportunity to include non-traditional elements in wedding ceremonies, including rituals from another faith background, alternatives to the traditional Jewish rituals, and adaptation or exclusion of God-language.

Rabbi Noyo happily officiates events on Shabbat/Saturday and any day of the week. She supports interfaith/multifaith couples and is open to co-officiation if clients would like representation from two clergy people. She is queer and nonbinary herself and loves to work with queer couples. She affirms and supports poly folks and can create a ceremony that honors a whole polycule. She knows that Jews come in all colors, genders, and backgrounds, and will make sure every couple feels supported and cared for throughout the whole process.

Rabbi Noyo also does baby namings, b'nei mitzvah services, conversions, funerals, and unveilings. She also creates rituals for queer transitional moments, such as marking a gender affirmation surgery or name change. She looks forward to helping many more couples and families make their life cycle events special!