PRE-MARITAL COUNSELING

There has been a recent increase in requests for pre-marital counseling sessions.  I am very happy to see this new trend taking place.

Most of those requesting pre-marital counseling are first timers (first marriage and first counseling).  These sessions have proven to resolve unforeseen issues in couples lives prior to their big wedding day.

Every couple I have had the privilege of counseling have been very open and honest with one another in sharing their inner most thoughts. 

I want to encourage every couple to consider pre-marital counseling -rather you think you need it or not. 

I have seem how couples experience over and over how it enriches relationships and improves the chances for a long-lasting, open and trusting marriage relationship built within the context of a supportive counseling environment.

No matter how much a couple loves one another, there are usually some issue that can be improved upon and/or resolved before your wedding day.  Pre-marital counseling teaches couples how to create a marriage where you share open and honest communication, which is truly the foundation for a life of happiness and joy in loving one another.

Our pre-marital counsultation fees are built into your officiant fee.  If you would like to schedule the counseling without scheduling your wedding date, we can accommodate those wishes as well.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.  

All the best,

Rev. Gloria

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          1. Diamonds
Don't wait for the economy to improve before popping the question. Diane Irvine, chief executive officer of leading online diamond retailer bluenile.com, says that the recession has quashed demand for diamonds, creating deals. According to Ken Gassman of the Jewelry Research Institute, prices for polished diamonds are down 14 percent, on average, from their highs last summer.

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