About

Tyler Evan Moncrieff, Ordained Minister

The person behind Shaman Of Charlotte, building ceremonies around real people rather than reused scripts.

A Charlotte-based officiant with a modern approach

Tyler Evan Moncrieff is an ordained minister serving Charlotte, North Carolina, officiating weddings and spiritual ceremonies for couples and individuals who want a service that feels genuinely theirs. Tyler's ordination is registered and verifiable, and every ceremony is written from a real conversation about who you are, what you value, and how you want the moment to feel.

Shaman Of Charlotte was built around a simple idea: a ceremony should sound like the people in it. That means no recycled scripts, no assumptions about religious background, and no pressure to follow a single tradition. Whether the ceremony is fully traditional, blended, secular, or entirely reimagined, the words are shaped around your story.

What Tyler does not do: Shaman Of Charlotte does not offer medical or psychological treatment, claim supernatural powers, guarantee specific life outcomes, or represent any single religious institution's doctrine. The focus is strictly on ceremony, ritual design, and officiant services for weddings and life events.

How ceremonies are built

1. Conversation

An initial conversation covers your story, beliefs, and vision for the ceremony — no assumptions, no templates.

2. Custom Script

Tyler writes a ceremony script specific to you, incorporating any rituals, readings, or traditions that matter to you.

3. Rehearsal & Ceremony

A walkthrough before the day, then a calm, present, professionally delivered ceremony on the day itself.

Serving Charlotte and nearby neighborhoods including Dilworth, NoDa, and South End, with travel throughout the greater Charlotte metro available on request.

Beyond ceremonies: Temple of Eternal Dreams

Alongside his ceremony practice, Tyler also leads Temple of Eternal Dreams, a Charlotte community built around Dreamism — a practice of dreamwork, meditation, and reflection. It's a separate space from wedding and ceremony work, but rooted in the same belief that meaningful practices should be personal, not prescribed.

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