Minnesota Wedding, Event Planning, and Life Coach Services
Performing traditional, spiritual, religious and non religious weddings and funerals.
About Mark Bomchill
Mark Bomchill is a seasoned facilitator and community leader bringing depth,
presence, warmth, humor and a delightful authenticity to his role as
Minister/officiate. Mark offers a creative and uniquely spirited flair to the
design and feel of your Wedding Ceremony. His facilitation and leadership are
joyful and heart centered honoring all cultures, faiths and choices. Your
wedding ceremony is meant to celebrate one of the most joyous events of your
life!
The majority of wedding that Mark performs are younger people who are not affiliated with a church, or do not attend regularly. Many of the people he has married (but not all) have children, are on a second (or more) marriage, and may live together.
Mark has been married over 13 years and has 3 amazing children, Max 13, Aubrie 11, and Jonah 8.
Mark is a community activist and has organized countless food drives and school supply drives. Mark currently is an elected official serving on the school board of the Robbinsdale School District, ISD 281.
Mark has 2 goals with every wedding, that everyone in attendance will think he has known the bride and groom their entire life, and that at least one person (hopefully more) will inform the Bride and Groom that the wedding ceremony was the best ceremony they have ever attended.
The majority of wedding that Mark performs are younger people who are not affiliated with a church, or do not attend regularly. Many of the people he has married (but not all) have children, are on a second (or more) marriage, and may live together.
Mark has been married over 13 years and has 3 amazing children, Max 13, Aubrie 11, and Jonah 8.
Mark is a community activist and has organized countless food drives and school supply drives. Mark currently is an elected official serving on the school board of the Robbinsdale School District, ISD 281.
Mark has 2 goals with every wedding, that everyone in attendance will think he has known the bride and groom their entire life, and that at least one person (hopefully more) will inform the Bride and Groom that the wedding ceremony was the best ceremony they have ever attended.
