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Standing Up For Love with American Marriage Ministries
In July 2019, Tennessee passed a law invalidating online ordinations within the state in a thinly veiled attempt to limit LGBTQ couples’ access to officiants and marriage services. Love is love, and no one should be denied the protections of marriage because of their faith, gender, or sexual orientation. The new regulation requires all officiants be ordained in person, so American Marriage Ministries flew to Tennessee and ordained hundreds of ministers - the first of whom was Zelda. She was interviewed by Nashville Public Radio (WPLN). You can read about the event and listen to the radio version on the NPR website.
Zelda shares moments from her first 50 weddings and sings “All You Need Is Love” with her ukulele
Zelda has performed over 600 weddings, and each one continues to be magical! To celebrate her first 50 weddings, she compiled this slideshow of romantic moments and set it to “All You Need Is Love,” by the Beatles, performed on ukulele by Zelda herself.
Zelda can also play ukulele and sing for portions of the ceremony or first dance.
