Marry in Devon? Why on earth should we want to do that? When it comes to planning your wedding, choosing the right location and venue is most probably top of your list ! Second on your list surely should be your ceremony, after all isn't celebrating your love and...
Are you seeking something more than just a registry office shuffle? As an award winning wedding celebrant, Southwest Celebrant of the year 2025 I understand the yearning for a ceremony that truly reflects a couple’s unique story, their own love language.
Why engaged couples should think about their wedding ceremony and book a wedding celebrant
Budgeting for a UK Wedding Celebrant: Fabulous reasons to help you book your wedding ceremony When budgeting for a UK wedding celebrant, it’s essential to consider several factors that will influence the overall cost! Planning a wedding is an exciting journey filled...
The top ten songs to include in your wedding ceremony, a selection and playlist of the ones I know work fabulously as singalongs during your wedding ceremony!
Joyful Words exchanged at a wedding, the powerful and the joyful Such a simple question yet one which has so many connotations for couples planning their wedding. Farsighted couples planning on having a celebrant officiate their wedding ceremony are often perplexed...
The difference between a wedding registrar and an independent wedding celebrant is that at present only a registrar can marry you in British law. However only a wedding celebrant can create a unique and personalised wedding ceremony just for you incorporating all the...
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room in wedding planning, when couples say to me “my mum and dad don’t understand what a celebrant does!”. More often than not this is a question which comes up right from the beginning, even during enquiry calls and sadly can cause real anxiety for many couples.
A funeral celebrant will ask you many questions. How they do so, and what they ask is an indication of whether or not you feel comfortable with them. If you consider that they are ultimately the person who you are trusting, in a period of grief and confusion, to write and officiate the service of a loved one, then that person should be the ideal choice for you.
