WELCOME
You want your wedding to be a very special day to remember, so you need a ceremony that reflects the unique beauty of the love you share together. The ceremony is the centerpiece of a wedding. It is the heart of the treasured memory of a lifetime.
Philadelphia wedding officiant, Chaplain Mirabai Galashan MTh. is a member of the Association of Professional Chaplains and has over ten years’ experience creating beautiful wedding ceremonies, delivered sincerely with grace and clarity. Her British accent and heart-felt sincerity complement both the simplest and the most sophisticated weddings.
Please contact us today to set up a meeting to see if Chaplain Mirabai is the perfect officiant for you.
Mirabai@philadelphiaweddingofficiant.com 215-764-5770
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CUSTOM CEREMONIES
Chaplain Mirabai specializes in creating custom ceremonies that honor the unique values that the two of you hold dear. As a hospice chaplain, she provides spiritual care to people of all faiths and none and so she really understands how to create a ceremony that blends the individual melodies of different traditions into a harmonious symphony that everyone can enjoy.
A TRUSTED PROFESSIONAL
Chaplain Mirabai has a warm and reassuring presence that puts everyone at ease. You can trust Mirabai to handle everything with professionalism and poise: Effortlessly dealing with whatever the day may bring (Mother-of-the-Bridezillas, tantrum throwing flower-girls and romantically-inclined canine ring bearers included!)
GIVING BACK
10% of all ceremony fees are donated to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. The Make-A-Wish Foundation grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength, and joy.
For more information about the Make-A-Wish Foundation, visit www.wish.org
PROUD SUPPORTER OF WISH UPON A WEDDING
The world’s first nonprofit wedding wish granting organization, providing weddings for terminally ill individuals.
Mirabai was the officiant at the Philadelphia Chapter’s first wedding