Ceremonies Crafted with Heart, Honoring Every Kind of Love

What kind of ceremony feels true to you?

Whether you’re beginning a new chapter, reaffirming lifelong love, or creating something beautifully unique-your ceremony should reflect who you are. At Moore Love Enterprises, we create inclusive, heartfelt experiences that honor your story, your values, and your vision.

Explore the options to see how we can bring your celebration to life.

  • Personalized, inclusive wedding ceremonies that honor your relationship, your journey, and your beliefs — with intention and heart.

  • Whether it’s five years or fifty, vow renewals are a beautiful way to celebrate lasting love and reflect on all you’ve built together.

  • From non-faith-based celebrations to deeply personal moments that don’t fit a mold, we’ll craft a ceremony as unique as your love.

Wedding Ceremonies

Sand Ceremony

A ceremony sand, also known as a unity sand ceremony, is a symbolic ritual where two people pour sand from separate vessels into a single vessel. The joined vessel represents the marriage of the couple's hopes, dreams, and values. The ceremony can be performed as part of a larger wedding or as a stand-alone ritual.

Unity Shot Ceremony

A unity shot involves the spouses-to-be enjoying a shot glass of their favorite beverage together as part of the wedding ceremony. It’s analogous to a couple enjoying a shared glass of champagne at the reception, except it’s part of the marriage ceremony.

Ring Ceremony

The ring ceremony is for couples who have many people in the family that may want to pray over their marriage. This custom will allow everyone to get a chance to silently or vocally pray as the wedding bands are passed around to the bridal party, the wedding guests, and the groom's party. The couple may also want a ring ceremony for the good prayers of everyone in attendance to bless their marriage.

Candle Ceremony

A candle ceremony unites the bride and groom with their covenant marriage. Three candles are displayed at the beginning of the ceremony – the first candle represents one partner, the second represents the other partner, and the last one (in the middle) represents their marriage. Including a candle lighting adds a wonderful layer of meaning to a wedding ceremony.

Humanist Ceremony

A humanist wedding ceremony is best for couples who believe more in the traditions of human nature than the mandates of a set religion. While some humanists are atheists, others are agnostic, and still others follow other spiritual traditions.

Handfasting Ceremony

Handfasting is the ancient practice of binding a couple’s hands ceremonially, usually with a rope or cord. Ever wonder where the phrase “tying the knot” originates from? You guessed it – handfasting!

Salt Ceremony

Couples that are planning to wed, renew their vows, or commemorate their wedding anniversary may want to incorporate a salt ceremony into the proceedings. A salt ceremony involves a symbolic blending of grains of salt into a single vessel representing the union. The salt ceremony has roots in the Old Testament of the Bible where separate salt grains are transferred into one large vessel. 

“Love speaks in quiet moments, shared glances, and promises made with full hearts. Let’s capture that in your ceremony.”

— Kelly Moore

Vow Renewals & Unique Ceremonies

  • Perfect for milestone anniversaries or recommitment moments.

  • For couples who want to celebrate their love and commitment without the legal aspect of marriage.

  • Short, sweet, and personal — often just the couple and a witness or two. Great for weekday or destination events.

  • Small, intimate weddings with 10–20 guests — more structure than an elopement, but less production than a full wedding.

  • Perfect for blended families (with children).

  • Symbolic acts like sand blending, handfasting, or unity candles.

  • A non-vow-renewal option where a couple celebrates a milestone (10, 25, 50 years) with a ceremonial reflection, toast, or re-reading of original vows.

  • Perfect for people moving into a new home, starting a new business, or closing a chapter. These are very niche but offer a meaningful experience.

  • Heartfelt, personal tributes for the loss of a pet — a thoughtful, often overlooked niche.

  • Holiday-Themed Elopements (Valentine’s Day, New Year’s Eve, Halloween, etc.). LGBTQ+ Commitment Ceremonies

Discover what ceremony is right for you. Reach out for your complimentary consultation today.

A Thoughtful, Guided Process Every Step of the Way

From our first conversation to your ceremony day, everything is designed to feel thoughtful, collaborative, and entirely you. You’ll receive guidance every step of the way — with space to share your story, your values, and your vision for the day. The result? A ceremony that feels seamless, heartfelt, and completely aligned with who you are.

Have questions about how it all works? You're not alone — and we’ve got answers.

FAQs

Are you a faith-based officiant?

No, I offer inclusive, non-denominational ceremonies that can be spiritual, secular, or custom-tailored to your beliefs and values.

Can we customize our ceremony?

Yes! I encourage couples to personalize their ceremony with readings, vows, rituals, or special touches that reflect your unique love story.

Do you offer rehearsal services?

Yes, I offer rehearsal coordination as an add-on to help make sure everything runs smoothly on your big day.

Do you offer other types of ceremonies besides weddings?

Yes! I also offer vow renewals and  commitment ceremonies.

Can we meet before booking?

Absolutely! I offer a free consultation so we can see if we're a good fit for your special day.

Do you perform same-sex weddings?

Absolutely! Love is love, and I am honored to officiate weddings for all couples.

Do you help us write our vows?

Yes! I can guide you in writing meaningful vows or help edit them if you've already started.

How far in advance should we book you?

As soon as you have a date! Popular seasons book quickly, so early booking is encouraged.

Do you file the marriage license?

Yes. After the ceremony, I’ll sign and return the license to the appropriate county office.

Do you offer any service member discounts?

Yes. I offer a 10% discount for current service members, veterans, and first responders. Proof of ID is required: Military or Veteran ID or First Responder ID card.

What areas do you serve?

I am based in Washington, PA and serve surrounding areas. Travel beyond that is available and may include an additional fee.

Are you legally able to perform weddings?

Yes, I am an Ordained Minister through Universal Life Church and Ametican Marriage Ministries. I am legally authorized to officiate weddings in Pennsylvania.

What are your fees?

Fees vary based on location, customization, and add-on services. Contact me to schedule a meeting for a personalized quote.

Do you require a deposit?

Yes, a non-refundable deposit is required to secure your date, with the balance due before the ceremony.

Discover what ceremony is right for you. Multiple pricing options are available. Reach out for your complimentary consultation today to explore which package is best for you.