Jewish & Interfaith Weddings

Cantor Debbi Ballard will officiate your Jewish or Interfaith wedding with warmth, spirituality, and passion! Working closely with her couples, Cantor Ballard creates the most personal and moving ceremonies. Whether you are getting married in Florida, or an exotic Destination Wedding location, Cantor Ballard provides the perfect touch for your wedding ceremony.

Finding an officiant for your Jewish or Interfaith wedding can be a daunting task, but finding one that will officiate a ceremony in a Destination Wedding location can be even harder! Cantor Ballard solves that problem, by catering to couples who want the most personalized or faith-blended ceremonies.

Believing less in rules, and more in the union of the couple, Cantor Ballard brings the ritual and traditional aspects of your faith or ethnic background into your ceremony, highlighting the personal touches that pay tribute to you and your families, and leaves the "rules" behind!

Cantor Ballard has officiated weddings in Mexico, Costa Rica, The Virgin Islands, Aruba, South America, Italy, and more. She is available to travel anywhere in the world, and will work hard to make your wedding ceremony a once in a lifetime event!

Fort Lauderdale Officiant / Celebrant

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Gus & Priscilla's wedding 2010-10-16

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It's Official! Shema Koleinu announces High Holy Days 5772! 2011-07-31

It’s been a long time in the making!

7 years ago, I performed my first wedding. 6 years ago, I performed my first Bat Mitzvah. Today, I am so proud to announce the official launch of “Shema Koleinu“, our non-profit synagogue-like organization that provides outreach to South Florida’s Jewish and Interfaith/Intercultural unaffiliated community. After several years of providing quality, meaningful life cycles for families who do not belong to synagogues, I wanted to do more. I wanted to mean more. I knew, that in order to truly be “My Personal Cantor”, I must provide everything a true synagogue did, but was committed to eliminating the membership, dues, and business aspect of the synagogue.

It was not only critical to provide meaningful life cycles, it was critical to bring my community a place of belonging, a place they could call their community, and feel great about building. We can create community by action, not by dollars. We can create community through mitzvah projects and group prayer, and not need to pay electric bills to do it!

But yet, we must build. Bringing my community an amazing High Holy Day worship experience was my priority this year, and I’m so excited to announce that I have contracted with the Miramar Cultural Center, to bring West Broward its first meaningful, uplifting, and spiritually abundant High Holy Day services for the unaffiliated. Regardless of your affiliation – or not – you can now worship and honor the new year with us, in a beautiful setting, with meaningful prayer and leadership. Our services will be family-friendly, so bring your children! And – we are even offering a tiny tot worship service for both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

We need the community’s help in building something they can call their own! For more information, please contact Cantor Debbi Ballard at 954-646-1326. Watch for our official ticket sales announcement in the next few days, and please – let us know what you can do to help. This is not MY event – this is YOURS! Please come and be a part of something – REVOLUTIONARY! You’ll be so happy you did!

B’Shalom,