Aloha you! My name is Rev Julienne Givot (pronounced joo·lee·en gee-VO) but feel free to call me Jules. You are probably here to get to know me a bit better.
You can also follow my shenanigans on Instagram.
My Street Cred
- Years as a Minister/Officiant: +25
- Founding Board Member of the Maui Wedding & Event Association
- Licensed marriage performer for the State of Hawaii lic. 201611641
- I’ve lived on Maui for over 10 yrs. States I’ve lived in: California, Nevada, Alaska, Washington, Massachusetts, New Jersey
- Number of weddings performed: I lost track a long time ago – but hundreds!
- Ordained Minister of The Church of Spiritual Humanism
- Also ordained in The Church of the Subgenius & The Church of the Latter Day Dude for the lols 🙂
- My knowledge of Hawaiian culture comes from training in hula, wa’a (outrigger canoeing), cultural practices, Hawaiian language, history, and healing. My kumu (sources/teachers) have taught me so much, and it is with their permission that I share it. Keeping protocol and honoring the Hawaiian culture, land, and people is very important to me.
- I have a professional background in counseling, leadership, public speaking and writing.
Fun Facts!
- I have an 8lb ninja cat named Pueo (Hawaiian for owl). And yes, I have a cat voice I only use with her.
- Former host of a music radio show on Mana’o Radio 91.7fm KMNO Now I just host shows from time to time.
- I play ukulele VERY poorly (don’t even ask).
- I share a birthday with Jim Henson so I have a rainbow 🌈 connection with the Muppets.
- I make and sell free-range rosaries and prayer beads on Etsy.
- I love cooking and started learning how to bake bread during the pandemic. Carbs – all – the -carbs!!
- I’m a bit of a Sci-Fi & Brit Box nerd (Star Wars, BSG, The Expanse, Dr. Who, Star Trek etc.) Call The Midwife, The Crown, BBC thrillers, The Great British Baking Show.
- I had a podcast for over 10 years that I co-hosted with a dear friend.
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
― Maya Angelou
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