Thus far, Mike has officiated the weddings of Atheists, Christians, Hindus, Jains, Jews, Sikhs, and Muslims.

 “I can’t tell you the joy when the guests make a point to tell me that they are happy to learn about their faith. Most of what we know about others are myths, and through the talk, I gently bust the stereotypes; the more we know in person, the fewer the biases. That is how we build a cohesive America.”

Mike explains “I love to learn about different faiths, and I have been learning since I was a teen. Today’s wedding was between a Muslim and a Quaker, and I am close to that faith. We need to start a course 101 in religions through the Center for Pluralism, a non-profit organization. “

Virginia is gorgeous; you will love it if you go through the countryside and the Shenandoah mountains, especially on country roads.

“It was a 200 Miles drive to this beautiful resort in Central Virginia. The wedding took place across a pond in a barn that is 30′ tall and well organized. “

“Interfaith Marriages is dedicated to curating memorable weddings that celebrate the love shared between two partners. Mike’s process begins with a consultation where he can learn about the couple and their story, religious backgrounds, and vision for their Ceremony. He is happy to incorporate special readings, blessings, or traditions into the nuptials or create something unique. Before the wedding day, the future spouses can finalize any details they want to include in their service.”