A Live Embodied Celebration is a much more intimate and sexier version of a regular Live Embodied class. Often the women already know each other, so the space is set for more freedom and play. Oh, and there’s so much more laughter and joy - it’s a celebration, remember?!

Every Celebration is customized and unique to the celebrant and their attendees.

Why did I create this?
I created Celebrations purely from my own desire to celebrate in a way that felt a lot more connected to the people I wanted to celebrate with. I was tired of going to a loud bar and feeling hungover the next morning. I wanted more than a nice dinner out and like the bar scene, I could hardly hear the people I was with. While I'm grateful for gifts, I didn't need another "thing."

With everyone living such busy lives and mostly connecting over social media and cell phones, getting together to connect in person feels like the real gift. The gift of presence - someone showing up to spend some time with me. One of my top Love Language is "Gift of Time". I also didn't want to have to plan or worry about managing invitations and herding people to meet here or there at a certain time.

If it's your birthday, why should you have to be the one to worry about those details. 

Lastly, in my experience, when women connect in movement there's a vulnerable, intimate truth that deepens and strengthens bonds. The beauty of these Celebrations is that a majority of the women already know each other so the depth and richness of the experience is only magnified in the room and well beyond. The memories made are well worth it.

Is the Celebration offering only for birthdays?

Not at all! A celebration can be used for a Bachelorette party, a fun girls night out that feels connected, or you have a friend going through a difficult time and could use some cheering and loving up -- all are good reasons! Celebrations are customized to suit each celebration/group.

How long is the Celebration?
Two hours. Time flies when you're having fun! If you desire more time, let's chat.

How does it work?

There are a few roles, so it depends on which role fits...

Celebrant: The gathering is focused around this person receiving.
Co-host: My main contact point between Celebrant and Attendees.
Attendee: You’re there to support, love, give to the Celebrant.

Typically, the Celebrant has heard about the Celebrations or has attended as an Attendee and would like to be the Celebrant.  We chat about the Celebrant’s desires around how she wants to feel, logistics (date/time) and co-host identification. Once she’s identified the co-host to help with sending the invites and planning, the Celebrant surrenders and receives! (This alone requires a deeper dive!)

On occasion, a co-host has contacted me to coordinate the Celebration as a surprise.

I recommend setting up a Celebration 3-4 weeks in advance. Contact me here.

How much does it cost?

There is a minimum cost for the two-hour love-filled Celebration. What it costs per person varies based on the number of attendees and how much the Celebrant, Co-host or Attendees offer to pay in advance. I've had Celebrants/Co-hosts pay all, half or a portion.

Learning to Ask

It's an opportunity to ask yourself how you truly desire to be celebrated.

It's an opportunity to ask those you love to celebrate with you.

It's an opportunity to ask for more out of life.

Learning to Surrender

Once we chat about your desired experience, identify your co-hostess and provide the invite list. The rest is out of your hands.

You're provided the date, time and place. And what to wear, bring.

Learning to Receive

Most of the Celebrants are better at giving than receiving. If this aspect makes you nervous, you need this experience the most and you have the most to gain. After all of the asking and surrendering, receiving this experience makes it all worth it. I see it EVERY time.

Planning & Invitation

The participation level for planning and inviting varies depending on the Celebrant's desires. Typically, the Celebrant provides the list of invites and the Co-Host distributes the invitations. If there's a post-Celebration meal or activity, they assist with coordinating.

Note to Celebrant: Choose someone who is well-known in your various social circles or invite more than one Co-Host to assist.

Celebrant Advocate

As the Co-Host, you'll have a front row seat in witnessing the Celebrant handle learning how to ask, surrender and receive. You'll hold the space and be an encouraging force for standing for her desire.

Note to Celebrant: Choose someone who can provide the additional emotional support.

Attendee Contact

I often request that Attendees do not notify the Celebrant they are joining the Celebration. All questions and concerns should be directed to you or me. You help me ensure everyone arrives on time and the Celebration runs smoothly.

Note to Celebrant: Not knowing is part of learning to surrender and receive.

Presence

How you show up for yourself and the Celebrant is such an integral part of the experience. The combination of women that come together always works out. It happens every time.

You'll have an opportunity to connect and move for yourself first. From this place, you'll give from overflow.

Please arrive on time and ready to participate.

Participation

You'll be invited to participate in the experience either as someone that is holding the space or actively participating in activities. Bring an open mind for fun and play. It's a space without judgements.

Love

With your presence and participation, please bring your loving energy. Help the Celebrant relax and receive the experience. The Celebration is about love FOR and FROM the Celebrant.