
Family Members
Giving someone away?
Parents getting remarried?
We believe a wedding should bring families closer together — Especially if that means working through challenges of compassion, respect, or a shared sense of purpose in new family dynamics.
How we work with Family Members
Mother
Father
In-Law
Blended Family
Multi-Cultural
A Safe Space for Everyone
After a short intro call, we begin with a 45-minute session where key family members can come together to openly express their feelings, concerns, and hopes for the wedding. Whether you’re navigating differing opinions about the ceremony, dealing with cultural or religious differences, or managing the blending of two families, our goal is to provide a safe, respectful space where every voice is heard. This is your opportunity to air out any concerns in a warm, supportive environment.
Finding Common Ground
After the initial session, we’ll help the family identify shared goals for moving forward. Do you want to create more harmony in decision-making? Resolve tension between family members? Or simply make sure everyone feels included and respected? We’ll work together to establish clear, meaningful goals that honor each person’s perspective while keeping the focus on what matters most—supporting the couple and making the wedding day a joyful, unified celebration.
Bridging Differences
Our family therapy focuses on improving communication and easing conflict in a compassionate way. Whether it’s resolving disagreements about wedding traditions, managing expectations around roles and responsibilities, or simply learning how to talk openly and honestly with each other, we’ll guide you through thoughtful conversations and practical strategies to create more understanding within the family. We approach every session with warmth, care, and a forward-thinking mindset, helping families navigate even the trickiest dynamics with grace.
Strengthening Family Bonds
As therapy progresses, we’ll continue to check in, making sure everyone feels more connected and aligned as the big day approaches. We’ll help the family strengthen their bonds, deepen their understanding of each other, and create a united front to fully support the couple. By the end of our work together, the goal is to have a family that feels not only ready for the wedding but also more cohesive and connected long after the celebration is over.
My Mom is
getting married!
Should I ask her father's permission?
How do I share my grandmother's ring?
We have a Big Family
but want a small wedding
We don't have help to
pay for our wedding
I want my mom
to walk me down the aisle
My mom is more
stressed than I am
Seating
Arrangements
Can our kids join
for the honeymoon?

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