Rabbi Sarah Noyovitz (they/she) is a compassionate and inclusive life cycle officiant dedicated to crafting deeply personalized rituals for a wide range of life cycle events. Whether celebrating new life through heartfelt baby naming ceremonies, guiding children and families through the b mitzvah process, or honoring the deceased with dignity through funerals and unveilings, Rabbi Noyo ensures that each ceremony reflects the unique needs, traditions, and values of the individuals or families involved. She is committed to making every event meaningful, memorable, and perfectly tailored, offering support and guidance throughout the planning process, and tailoring each ritual to be spiritually enriching and reflective of the participants' personal journeys. Her warm and inclusive approach embraces a variety of cultural and familial traditions, whether religious, secular, or non-traditional, ensuring that each ceremony feels authentic and significant.
With wedding expertise that extends to ceremonies for queer, interfaith, and polyamorous relationships, Rabbi Noyo is passionate about celebrating diverse identities and experiences. As a queer and nonbinary individual herself, she brings a deep understanding of the importance of affirming and respecting each person's authentic self. Rabbi Noyo also offers unique rituals for queer transitional moments, such as gender affirmation surgeries and name changes, and designs ceremonies that mark these milestones with care and respect. Additionally, she recognizes the special place pets hold in our lives, offering both celebrations of their companionship and memorials to help families grieve and heal. From weddings to pet loss rituals, Rabbi Noyo’s dedication to inclusivity, personalized care, and deep respect for each individual ensures that every life cycle event she officiates is both significant and memorable.
Based in Boston, Rabbi Noyo serves across New England and is also available to travel.
