Naming Ceremony $75

Some families are looking for an special addition to, or an alternative to a Baptism or Christening ceremony.

Some families may be either non-religious or religious and are interested in including friends and relatives from multi-cultural backgrounds in a non-restrictive ceremony, or wish to celebrate the traditions of their ancestry; these families hold a Naming Ceremony.

This is an event where parents publicly welcome their children into the world and give them well wishes and blessings. Compared to a Baptism or Christening, a naming ceremony is more festive and can be held on any day of the week at any time. The child can be either a newborn or a teenager. Adopted children can benefit from this service as well. You have lovingly chosen to make them apart of your family and give them your name; here is a way to celebrate publicly.

There aren't any rules as to how many people you can invite to a Naming Ceremony. You can have a smaller event with just family and close friends, or you can have a large ceremony. The best idea is to invite friends and family who have a high respect for your belief system and how you think.

Baptism & Christening
$100

If you have chosen Godparents, they are encouraged to attend. This is their  opportunity to show their love and support and to publicly recognize the presence of that   Divine spark within your child.

Your child will not be “dunked” in a pool of water.  Instead a drop of  Holy Water or Holy Oil will be placed on the forehead.  Your child will be prayed over and  proclaimed  Baptized and Blessed!

The same service will be performed with your older child as it is with an infant, with one  exception...the older child will be asked the questions directly if he/she is 12 years old or older. 

Adopted children can also receive this blessing.