About
Rev. Kimberley Evans is a Life-Cycle Celebrant® and Inter-Faith Minister providing customized and personalized wedding ceremonies. Your wedding marks a milestone in your life, so your ceremony must be just as meaningful. Kim will assist you in making sure that happens through personalized attention and unique ceremony offerings. Rev. Kimberley Evans discovered her passion for being a wedding celebrant in 2008. Her experience comes from a training, coaching and sales background in the corporate world and having officiated at many weddings since becoming a Celebrant full time. She has received her formal training from the Celebrant Foundation and Institute.
Services offered
Life Celebrant BC is available to serve any type of wedding, from civil unions to interfaith ceremonies. It offers couples the following wedding services:
- Premium ceremonies (includes a free consultation and personal interview, rehearsal, filing documents with Vital Statistics, transportation costs within Vancouver or Richmond plus a Wedding Keepsake)
- Star ceremonies (includes a free consultation and copy of ceremony for your review, filing documents with Vital Statics within Vancouver or Richmond). Excluding Saturdays.
Other services
Among the other services offered, you can find:
- Anniversaries
- Master of Ceremonies
- End of life services
- End of marriage
- Special events
- House blessings
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Kim was born in Toronto, raised in Vancouver and she and her husband Jack settled in Steveston in 1997. At...