Kayelily earned a Masters of Divinity in Spiritual Psychology and was granted lifetime ordination in 1997 from New Thought Theological Seminary. Since 1997, she has officiated over a thousand wedding ceremonies and is the most sought-after wedding minister in the Triangle. There are many unique services that Kayelily offers to couples to make sure your wedding day is the perfect day you expect it to be:

• Total creative freedom in designing your ceremony.

• Computer savvy in working with you via email in creating your ceremony.

• Because Kayelily  is computer savvy, many couples from out of state getting married in the Triangle area find working with Kayelily is quite easy. As you can see on this website, she possesses a wealth of wedding information about local wedding services and is eager to help local and out of state couples make their wedding day complete. 

• So that all your guests at an outdoor wedding can hear your beautiful ceremony that you have so lovingly created, Kayelily wears a wireless theater mike that amplifies her voice through a small professional sound system she brings to your wedding allowing her to speak in a normal tone of voice with feeling instead of projecting her voice and practically shouting in your faces! 

• A lovely keepsake marriage certificate for you. 

• Kayelily's calming presence helps you through this exciting but intense time in your lives. Her years of experience in performing weddings assure you that she will conduct your rehearsal efficiently and your wedding with care and grace.

• Preparation for Marriage assessment and counseling available but not required. 

• A lovely Wedding Garden where she officiates small private ceremonies with less than 20 guests. See photos below.

Kayelily lives in Raleigh with her husband, Dave, and their dogs, Heidi and Cybelle. In between officiating weddings, conducting rehearsals, meeting with couples, and singing in choir and a women's  a cappella group, she loves to work in the tranquil wedding garden she has created in their back yard in North Raleigh.