


EDGE Ceremony
The only thing worse then "doing ceremony" wrong . . . is not doing ceremony at all.
Ceremony is making meaning of life’s transformational events.
Ceremony is a human birth-right.
Many have lost their ceremony, or had it taken.

Officiant
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Ceremony co-created with you & facilitated for you
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Wedding
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Pre-birth and post-birth ceremonies
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Baby shower
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MotherBlessing
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Closing Ceremony Postpartum
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Children’s Rite of Competence
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Teen Rite of Passage
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Celebration of Life
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Custom others, as desired


Workshop
The Power of Ceremony: Reclaiming Life’s Transformational Moments
This innovative experiential workshop activates the transformative potential of ceremony, guiding you to create deeply meaningful rituals for weddings, births, rites of passage, and celebrations of life. Ruth Ann will reveal her innovative framework—three essential ingredients that make any ceremony impactful, personal, and transformative, ensuring every ritual is deeply meaningful and relevant.
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This workshop is for anyone seeking to deepen their connection to life’s transformative events and reclaim the sacred practice of ceremony.
With expertise and a Masters degree in cultivating and facilitating Ceremony as a personalized, transformative, and birth-right experience, Ruth Ann has had the privilege to be the officiant for scores of ceremonies including: weddings, pre-birth and post-birth ceremonies, children’s Rite of Competence and Rite of Passage ceremonies, and Celebration of Life.
Key Highlights: Redefining Ceremony: Discover why ceremony is essential in today’s fast-paced world and how it offers a profound way to mark life’s key moments with intention and meaning. Co-Creation at Its Core: Learn how to design personalized, soul-nourishing ceremonies that reflect the uniqueness of each individual and occasion. Hands-on Innovation: Through interactive exercises, you’ll gain the skills to develop and facilitate ceremonies that honor sacred transitions
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