Your Guide to Officiants in the UK: Making the Right Choice

ENGLAND AND WALES When it comes to getting married in England and Wales, the law currently allows for marriages to be sanctified only by registrars in a civil ceremony or by nominated religious officials in a religious ceremony. However, many couples – and families – are increasingly choosing to hold non-legally binding ceremonies to celebrate…

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The Oathing Stone Ritual

Oathing Stone Ritual

The Oathing Stone is a cherished Celtic wedding tradition that symbolises the strength and lasting nature of a couple’s vows. This heartfelt ritual adds a special and personal touch to celebrant led ceremonies, including weddings, vow renewals, and commitment ceremonies.

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Celebrating a Life: The Power of a Visual Tribute at Your Loved One’s Funeral

When words fail, pictures speak. A visual tribute is a touching and heartfelt way to honour a loved one’s life, showcasing their journey, relationships, and passions through the lens of cherished photographs. Adding a carefully chosen piece of music to the presentation can elevate the moment, evoking memories and emotions that bring everyone closer together.

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Writing Your Own Marriage Vows

Writing your own marriage vows for a celebrant-led wedding makes your big day even more personal and meaningful. Whether you’re looking to add a touch of humour, express deep emotions, or share a unique promise, your vows are the perfect opportunity to capture your love story.  Top Note Step-by-Step Guide With each word, you’re creating…

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Seamless Collaboration

How to Work Effectively with Your Chosen Celebrant Planning your ceremony can be both a deeply personal and exhilarating experience. This blog is designed to guide you in collaborating effectively with your chosen celebrant. Don’t rush into a decision with the first celebrant you meet unless you immediately feel a strong connection, which is possible.…

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