The Ceremony Room

There is power in sharing ceremony with witnesses. In the past, the conference has not offered a dedicated location for ceremonies such as Collarings, Cover Presentations, Unions and the like. This year, we are introducing the Ceremony Room to our SWLC program.

The Ceremony Room is a dedicated place where attendees can schedule a time for ceremonial use, at no charge, to share with chosen friends, family and those attending the conference.

• Reservations are for a maximum of 90 minutes and will be on a first come, first serve basis by emailing Master Fire no later than January 5th, 2012.
• Openings available once the conference begins will be indicated on a sign-up sheet at the door of The Ceremony Room.
• The room will contain candles in glass containers, pillows and chairs
• Outside decorations are allowed, but must be used/mounted in a way that does not damage hotel property (no holes in the walls, use of blue painters tape only).
• Participants may take photos inside the room with permission from the specific ceremony organizer.
• Food or beverage is not allowed in The Ceremony Room. Guests are encouraged to visit the Hospitality Suite orthe hotel lounge to continue celebrating.
• A collection of simple sample ceremonies will be available in the room
• All guests and participants must be registered attendees of SWLC.
• A list of registered attendees who are offering their services as officiants will be posted on this page and in The Ceremony Room.

If you are an officiant who is attending SWLC and can offer your service in The Ceremony Room please let us know.

Please contact Master Fire to reserve your special allotted time.
 

These people offer their services and blessings for The Ceremony Room. Contact Master Fire  for additional information.

• LoisM is female slave and an ordained Minister who is willing to perform legal marriages, same sex unions and a wide variety of other union and commitment ceremonies.
• Master Onyxe feels called to collaring, cleansing, centering, dedication, capping, gifting leather and other creative things. While she is not ordained, and thus not able to perform legal marriages, she would consider a commitment ceremony of any type after discussing it with the parties involved.
• Master Dennis, of the Dragon Clan, is an ordained minister who is willing to serve as an officiant for unions, leather rituals and M/s-specific ceremonies. He has performed a number in the past and serves his community in this capacity as much as possible.
• Master Fire is an ordained revered and she is called to perform a wide variety of ceremonies and rituals, including unions (marriage, handfasting, collaring, etc.), leather ceremonies (Capping, gifting of leather) and lifestyle ceremonies (blessing of a house or new relationship, symbolic severing or ending or past relationship).