
Chaplain Claudia
Our stories tell who we are.
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Let me tell you a bit of mine.​

I 'm Chaplain Claudia!
As just “myself,” I’m an adventurer - I’ve always been one at heart. By nature, I am curious, creative, and still discovering what I want to be when I “grow up.” I’m a wife and mom to an amazing young girl. Fun fact, I didn’t meet my husband until I was 39, and that unexpected love story continues to remind me that the most meaningful moments often happen off-script. Just like everyone else, my life has had its fair share of detours, but those twists and turns have shaped the storyteller, mother, and chaplain I’ve become. I’m proud of who I am, the love I have around me, and how I serve. If you ask me (or read any of my reviews), I’m fun, eclectic, and real! I value tradition, but I’m not bound by it.
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As a chaplain, I believe that every ceremony - whether it’s a wedding, a funeral, or something else - holds sacred space for the human experience. My calling is to honor those moments with compassion, care, and connection. In my work, I see myself as an officiant and celebrant. But also, as both a spiritual companion and a storyteller, writing ceremonies that reflect your truth, your experiences, your adventures, and your heart.
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I love helping people design rituals that are as unique and remarkable as their journeys.
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During our sessions together, I listen - deeply. I ask questions, notice the details, and help bring forward the true essence of your story in a way that feels authentic and kind. My approach is hands-on, white-glove, and fully collaborative.
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You may not know exactly where to begin - but that’s okay (I do).
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Little known facts about me:
Lived in: Japan for 3 years and L.A. for 7 years
Pastimes: weight training & watching my kid learn hockey
Playlist incudes: Taylor Swift, Classic Rock (70's-80's)
Currently binging: Stranger Things (Season 5!)
I worked as a hospital chaplain for 10 years before venturing out on my own as a freelance chaplain. Now I love supporting people through life's transitions and creating ceremonies that are both meaningful and memorable.
