Making Signs for God's Ceremony

Today I finished two unity cross ceremony signs for a Christian wedding, and I have to say — these are my favorite orders to make. 🙏

As a believer myself, there's something deeply meaningful about crafting pieces that will be part of someone's sacred covenant. These aren't just decorations. They're part of a ceremony where a couple publicly declares they're building their marriage on faith, with God at the center.

Each cross is handcrafted from Baltic Birch — the same premium wood I use for all my signs because it's strong, stable, and beautiful. The natural grain shows through perfectly.

The ceremony these are made for is based on Ecclesiastes — the verse about the threefold cord that is not easily broken. It's a beautiful reminder that a marriage with God at the center is stronger than just two people alone.

The rope details aren't just decorative either — the couple will use them during the ceremony, braiding three cords together to symbolize God, husband, and wife becoming one.

Packed with care and heading to their wedding. Honored and genuinely happy for this couple choosing to walk their path with God. ✝️