Kevin and Josephine’s Sedona Wedding at Lover’s Knoll in April 2019. They chose the Shamanic Sedona Wedding Package with our Shaman, Akal. A special ceremony performed by Akal including: A Medicine Wheel Ceremony with smudging, calling in the directions, creating sacred space, drumming and sacred song and heart activating conch song A Native flute and drum serenade by your officiant The Wedding Pouch Tradition
Stephen and Carroll’s Sedona Wedding at Merry Go Round Rock April 2019 Merry Go Round Rock is part of the Sedona Adventure Package. Merry-Go-Round is up at the top of Schnebley Hill and the magnificent views of the buttes of Schnebley Hill and sweeping views into the valley of Sedona are awesome. This site is only accessible via 4 wheel drive, so the package includes a ride in a Pink Jeep!
Cordy & Cathy’s Sedona Wedding at Huckaby Hollow April 2019 The Huckaby Hollow wedding venue is a beautiful location for your Sedona wedding, just a short way up Schnebley Hill. This lovely spot that is a natural amphitheater surrounded by gorgeous formations and an incredible vista of all of Sedona spreading out before you.
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Sedona Destination Weddings did a super job of making our day one to remember. Their services are top notch and with their picturesque “backyard” there is a spot to please anyone. The staff was professional, super friendly, and very informative of the surroundings. Pictures came out great and showed friends and family why we chose to elope in Sedona. -Peter Roberts Many thanks and warm congratulations to Peter and Juliet Roberts, married April 24, 2014 by Rev. Akal Jaggs at Lover’s Knoll in Sedona, Arizona! Take a look at all our Sedona elopement packages.
The Sand Ceremony is a very popular wedding ritual. In this ritual, the bride and groom each come to the ceremony with a vessel filled with sand of a certain color. The different color sands in the separate vessels represent the uniqueness and the wholeness of each individual. If children are involved in the new union, they may each have a separate vessel of their own with their unique identifying colored sand. Bride and groom, then, each take turns holding their vessel and speaking of who they are as an individual, including their hopes and dreams for the future, as Find Out More
I really love this tradition. It’s based on Old Time agreements. Apparently, once you gave your word on a deal, you secured it by taking some salt out of your little salt pouch and putting it into the pouch of the person you were making the deal with. yoga poses for standing taller and better posture superdril interesting fitness facts about human body – fitneass You could break your word whenever you wanted–you simply had to remove your exact grains of salt from his bag of salt. Impossible. Your word was your Word. A vow was a vow. No breaking Find Out More
At Sedona Destination Weddings, we get to see a number of bride and groom tattoos during our wedding services and commitment ceremonies. Tattoos especially for the wedding, decorative tattoos, name tattoos, henna tattoos and more. Here are a few of our favorites… Click on any image to enlarge it. What is it about your wedding that you want to be uniquely your own? We can help you brainstorm all the details that will make your special day unforgettable and uniquely you. Every Sedona wedding package and elopement package we have can be customized to reflect your needs and desires. Call Find Out More
Sedona has so many awesome and breathtakingly beautiful wedding venues. Some are easily accessible while others are accessed by a short hike, a bit of a climb or even a Jeep ride! Wherever you are the red rocks are magnificent and the vistas provide a fabulous backdrop for your wedding ceremony. The most popular wedding site by far is Red Rock Crossing. This is located right on Oak Creek with a magnificent view of Cathedral Rock. In fact, this is the second most photographed location in Arizona after the Grand Canyon. Red Rock Crossing is one of Sedona’s vortexes. As a magnetic Find Out More
Wedding Rings are a symbol, a daily reminder of the Marriage Vows you have taken. There are many lovely Ring Vows. Here’s a very sweet example: Groom: With this ring, I give you my promise that my heart will be your shelter, My arms your home. We will walk together through all things. Know that you are deeply loved. I feel honored to henceforth call you my wife and fortunate to forever call you my Love.
We’ve seen lots of kisses over the years, but this one is sure to be a classic. It looks like something out of a romance novel! Mary Ann Bekris had this to say about her amazing Sedona wedding where we captured this passionately romantic kiss in Oak Creek. My fiance and I were heading to Sedona for vacation…and 5 weeks before the vacation, he asked me to marry him in Sedona. We made a phone call to Sedona Destination Weddings and were happily greeted by Patricia, who along with Iala made our wedding plans stress free and took care of Find Out More
Wedding rings are so personal and they say so much. They are a symbol of the vows you have spoken. We very rarely have the opportunity in life to give our vow. Marriage is sacred in many ways. One of them is the vows. A vow is way more than a promise. A vow is your word. Not to be taken lightly. We must consider deeply and know our hearts truly before we make take such a serious step in our lives. That’s why the rings are so important. They are a daily, minute-by-minute reminder that we made such vows. Find Out More
I love the Sedona “wedding walk”–the new Mr. and Mrs. strolling towards their new life together. It’s like the first dance here in Sedona. This one is under the big shade trees of Oak Creek at Red Rock Crossing. The bride and groom are always in a happy haze. “We did it! We’re married!!” Such a joyous walk in such a beautiful place. This photo brings back happy memories as the groom had contacted me seven months earlier from active duty in Afghanistan. I prayed for him until the moment he called me stateside and said, “I’m back, Reverend Iala. Find Out More
Marriage is the great leap of faith. That’s because when we marry we promise to love each other–not only as we feel today–but as we intend to feel for a lifetime. With our Sedona weddings, we celebrate the love that will grow and deepen over a lifetime. The leap of faith is a good thing. On your wedding day, it is a jump for JOY! May you always remember the Joy that set wings to your feet. Amen.
