Ceremony Locations

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Carolyn Burke STL
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St Louis Wedding Ceremony

Ms. Burke has performed a marriage ceremony at all of these locations. 
Sweet and simple ceremonies that are meaningful.
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Bee Tree Park Wedding Ceremony
Bee Tree Park Ceremony


St Louis City Hall Wedding Ceremony
St Louis City Hall Ceremony

City Museum St Louis Ceremony
City Museum St Louis Ceremony


Foundry Arts Centre St Charles Ceremony
Foundry Arts Centre St Charles Ceremony

Fox Run Golf Club Ceremony
Fox Run Golf Club Ceremony

Graham Chapel St Louis Ceremony
Graham Chapel St Louis Ceremony

Hawken House Webster Groves Ceremony
Hawken House Webster Groves Ceremony

The Jewel Box in Forest Park Ceremony
The Jewel Box in Forest Park Ceremony

Lafayette Park St Louis Ceremony
Lafayette Park St Louis Ceremony

Lalumondiere Mill and Rivergardens
Lalumondiere Mill and Rivergardens

Laumeier Sculpture Park Ceremony
Laumeier Sculpture Park Ceremony


Longview Farm House in Town and County
Longview Farm House in Town and County

Magic House Ceremony in Kirkwood
Magic House Ceremony in Kirkwood

Lehman Rose Garden St Louis
Missouri Botanical Garden St Louis

NEO on Locust Ceremony
NEO on Locust Ceremony

New Town Chapel in St Charles
New Town Chapel in St Charles

9th Street Abbey Ceremony
9th Street Abbey Ceremony

Oakland House Ceremony
Oakland House Ceremony

Old Peace Chapel in Defiance
Old Peace Chapel in Defiance

Old Stone Chapel Ceremony in St Charles
Old Stone Chapel Ceremony in St Charles

Tower Grove Park Ceremony
Tower Grove Park Ceremony

Provincial Chapel at UMSL
Provincial Chapel at UMSL

The Music Stand in Tower Grove Park
The Music Stand in Tower Grove Park
Windows on Washington Ceremony
Windows on Washington Ceremony

World's Fair Pavilion in Forest Park
World's Fair Pavilion in Forest Park


Carolyn Burke | Officiant | 314.821.4844
Location: St. Louis, MO, USA

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