Joy can infuse the entire wedding process - from proposal through honeymoon.
Planning your wedding offers a golden opportunity to create lasting joy. Joy in the wedding process sets up joy in marriage.
Weddings change relationships. A joyful wedding opens the door to bringing lasting joy to your most important relationships.
Wedding planning tends to be a very stressful time. Understanding why that’s so and how to manage it can change the picture tremendously.
In their Wedding Coaching, Roger and Joyce facilitate meaningful conversations with brides and grooms (and their friends and family) about what a joyful wedding means to them, as well as potential blocks to that joy. And they explore ways to handle difficult conversations gracefully - in ways that enhance joy - so brides and grooms can maintain joy under pressure.
As non-denominational ordained ministers, they help brides and grooms create the ceremony and vows that best speak their love and clarify their vision and intentions for their marriage. As Wedding Celebrants, they perform joyful ceremonies as a couple because they believe there’s something special about couples marrying couples.
Roger Wyer
As co-founder and partner in BizWorks Studio and Conversation Point: Another School of Thought, Roger works with individuals and organizations to make desired changes quickly and effectively through creating and managing meaningful conversations. Roger helps authors become the recognized experts in their field. He also provides support to clients through wedding coaching and serving as a wedding celebrant.
Roger earned his BA in English at Arizona State University, and is also an ordained non-denominational minister. He is a writer, publisher, and speaker. His first book is entitled Choosing Joy at Work.
Roger has served as in internal and external consultant to businesses and non-profit organizations for over twenty-five years, with experience in operations, systems, human resources, and continuous improvement. Roger also served as a community planner and volunteer leader.
Joyce Kaye
As the other co-founder and partner in BizWorksStudio, Joyce provides support to clients through wedding coaching and serving as a wedding celebrant, computer coaching and technical writing, and by creating a practical array of marketing materials. Joyce also manages Conversation Point: Another School of Thought.
Joyce earned her Master of Social Work degree from Fordham University in New York City, and is an ordained non-denominational minister. She is a Certified Microsoft® Office Specialist and co-author of Labyrinth Publications’ Microsoft® Outlook 2003 Essentials book.
Joyce has served in both public and private sectors for more than twenty years. Her tenure in the transportation and financial industries includes experience in operations, staff training, customer service, business planning, statistical analysis, credit analysis, database design, and contract administration. Joyce served as an adjunct faculty member at Santa Fe Community College, where she became known as “The Computer Therapist.” Joyce has since 'evolved' to "The Computer Spirit."
Roger and Joyce
Roger and Joyce were married in February 2005, after meeting on Match.com. Their wedding planning included being sucked into the Wedding Vortex, navigating their first holiday season with Roger’s three kids, lots of unproductive shopping and frustration, a timeout to recover their senses, and a great coach/celebrant. Those in attendance still remark about the almost tangible feeling of joy in the room during their ceremony and reception, and throughout their big weekend.
