Bio
Michael O’Neill has been a wedding officiant for 15 years and calls New York City home. He has had the honor of presiding over hundreds of weddings from North Carolina up to Massachusetts. He also loves participating in vow renewal and has done so in and out of the United States. He honors all faiths and all people, and believes that any two people, who choose to dedicate their lives to one another in matrimony, or in spiritual union, deserve complete respect and dedication in creating the most memorable ceremony possible. This is the goal he strives for with each ceremony he performs. Michael takes the stress out of the wedding process. He makes couples feel at ease and creates a fun loving experience for all.
Testimonials
Our wedding day was a day full of happiness and unforgettable moments. Thank you for playing such an important role in our day and for making our ceremony so special. We are so fortunate to have found you to marry us, a perfect match!
-Jen & Eric
Thanks to the incomparable “Reverend” Michael O’Neill for helping us put together our ideal ceremony (and making us laugh every step of the way). Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all you did to make our wedding day so special. We never thought that we would find someone that we would connect with on so many levels. You truly have a gift for bestowing magic upon others. Thank you for being there and for listening with an open heart and an open mind. Thanks for EVERYTHING.
-Jeremy & Jessie
There are no words- at least adequate ones- to thank you for helping us prepare and then performing our wedding ceremony. Magic. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
-Mary & Donal
Thank you for your heartwarming ceremony. You created a memorable experience for all who observed. We really appreciate the guidance you provided throughout the entire process. We are so grateful.
-Fern & Glenn
Michael, the minister who conducted our ceremony was just lovely and the ceremony was just so BEAUTIFUL. We are full of love & thanks.
-Emma & Luke
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