What’s the right wedding ceremony for a religiously independent couple? A courthouse ceremony is cold, impersonal, and over in a flash. A church ceremony is usually just a long sermon to which your actual ceremony is a sideshow. Pick your poison - a quick, dry affair with no heart, or a long, tedious slog that flies in the face of your worldview. Or... chuck that poison and grab the champagne. I got you, boo! I perform deeply personal, customizable ceremonies for couples who truly care about the content of their ceremony and want the declaration of their love and commitment to be truly unforgettable.

At jHUB, we look to provide a new way for interfaith couples and families to comfortably explore, discover and personalize the meaning of Jewish culture and values in the modern world. We’re happy to introduce you to local clergy who officiate weddings, partnerships, and counsel interfaith couples. We also offer Jew-ish wedding workshops to help couples plan their weddings.

I started last year when my son wanted to get married and wanted me to officiate his wedding. This lit a fire in me, and I believe I have found my calling! Officiating weddings isn't just about the ceremony itself—it's about helping couples express their love and commitment in a way that feels authentic to them. I work with all different types of couples and will help you design the perfect wedding script for you.

Reverend Karen is more than just an officiant; she's your dedicated cheerleader in crafting a deeply meaningful and personalized wedding ceremony that celebrates your unique love story. With over 20 years of experience, now officiating full-time, Karen specializes in working with couples who desire a heartfelt ceremony outside of a traditional church setting.