About Me

Nine years! Wish I started them sooner!

Being true to yourself and making it completely yours. Following family traditions is wonderful but if it doesn’t fit your lifestyle don’t do it. Walk down the aisle with your dog, get tattoos during the reception, have your grandmother be the flower girl. Do whatever brings you happiness! This is your big day fill it with what you love! 

Close your eyes, get centered with feelings and pour your heart out. The love of your life deserves to hear your honesty. Also, write your vows down on paper. Please don’t think you will remember them because you won’t. Don’t write them on a cell phone either. Batteries can die or a glare can prevent good vision. Paper is the best way to go. 

A grocery store! Two employees wanted to make it official where they first met! 

Best man pre-gamed a little too hard and vomited during the ceremony. You don’t see that everyday! (thankfully)

I married a sweet couple in their eighties. They met late in life and didn’t want to waste a minute of it. During the ceremony they smiled and laughed with each other like teenagers. Making their pronouncement brought tears to my eyes it was absolutely beautiful.

Love spending time with family and friends who are considered to be family. Stepping out into nature and the relaxing ease of wineries. Very grateful New Jersey has a ton of them! 

Love yoga! I’ve practiced for years. It’s so important to get some mat time and reset. Extremely good for your mind and body.

Italian food especially gnocchi! My favorite restaurant describes them as “little pillows of love.” So completely accurate! Of course you can’t forget desert. I can eat my weight in ice cream and chocolate! Gotta have something sweet after all that deliciousness!

I’ve been blessed with two wonderful kids, both are professional artists. My daughter is a photographer who owns a portrait studio. My son is an animator within the movie / video game industry. Both have received many awards within their profession. I couldn’t be prouder of them.

I was widowed suddenly after 25 years of marriage. Experiencing something as tragic has taught me many lessons. I find that widows and widowers have a deep appreciation for life as we know how quickly it can be taken away. Embrace each day. Say “I love you.” Love your life.

I’m very fortunate to have found love in the second half of my life. Andrew and I have been together for seven beautiful years. He brings a son and daughter as well to our blended family. Enjoying our time spent with our kids, their loved ones and our grandchildren. Sharing all the joys life has to offer. 

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