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Rev. Marlene Morris is an inspirational non-denominational minister, with 25 years experience, who specializes in the creation of meaningful ceremonies that are a reflection of who you are individually and all that you dream of being together.

In the vineyards of wine country or on a bluff overlooking the Pacific, whether you are planning a large event or an intimate elopement, the Central Coast is the ideal location for your dream wedding; and you deserve a minister who listens to what you really want and will make your dream a reality.

Whether you are saying your vows for the first time or renewing your promises to each other, your lives and dreams have brought you to this moment and your ceremony should capture the magic of it all.

After two decades as the minister of a metaphysical church in Southern California, Rev. Marlene moved to the beautiful Central Coast to write, speak, walk in the pines and breathe the ocean air. She soon discovered that she missed being with people and helping to create the ceremonies that were milestone moments in their lives. The remedy was to provide extraordinary Central Coast weddings that are as beautiful as the setting and as unique as the couple they are created for.

We start with a great basic ceremony - and then the real magic begins! Personalized vows, hand-fasting, memory boxes, sand blending, children's ceremonies, or custom designed one-of -a-kind moments can be created just for you. Add or subtract words and ideas as you choose, this is your day and the most important thing is that you love every word and every minute of it.

When love has brought two people together the ceremony that unites them should be a celebration of that love. She has performed hundreds of weddings: including the marriages of other ministers, her daughter, and the wedding of her ex-husband to his new wife (who both agreed that no one else could do it better).

Rev. Marlene also performs personalized wedding vow renewals, same sex marriages and spiritual unions.

For more information call or visit Rev. Marlene's website.