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Ancient Egyptian

Marriage Ceremony

  • The Ancient Egyptian Marriage Ceremony weaves the blueprint of creation with Egyptian cosmology, designed to unite two individuals (or one individual with self) in truth and sacred partnership.

    In ancient Kemet, marriage was a union of alignment between two sovereign beings choosing to walk together with freedom and devotion.

    This ceremony deconstructs modern, inherited ideas of marriage and returns to its original essence:

    partnership without possession

    Each ceremony is crafted energetically and intellectually, drawing from Egyptian cosmology, spoken vows and symbolic actions.

    This offering suits those who feel called to tie their knot away from mainstream religious ceremonies. It is perfect for interfaith and non-traditional union setups. You already know if you feel called to it.

    • Format: In-person 

    • Preparation: Required pre-ceremony sessions

    • Participants: Couples or self-union

    • Duration: Half-day ceremony + preparation period

    • Pricing: 3000 USD + travel accommodations (if needed)

    • Booking: Application-based

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