About Me
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Wedding and Vow Renewal
Why choose an Independent Celebrant for your ceremony?
- You can have your ceremony ANYWHERE.
- You are not restricted to a licenced venue or area.
- You decide the style of your ceremony.
- We can include readings, poems and songs.
- We can include meaningful rituals such as, handfasting, cocktail making, candle lighting, tree planting, or any other ritual suitable for your ceremony.
- Unlike a Registrar, I will get to know you both, in person, before your special day.
- I will only have your booking on the day so we can relax and enjoy YOUR ceremony.
- We can include your friends, family and even pets to be part of your ceremony.
- I will write a unique script for you both, telling your story.
- So what next? Contact me and we can meet for a coffee and chat about your special day.
Naming Ceremony
Why have a Naming Ceremony?
- You may not want a traditional christening and so a Naming Ceremony is a way of welcoming a new addition in front of friends and family.
- Having a bespoke Naming Ceremony allows you to focus on your family values as each ceremony is individually written.
- Naming Ceremonies are for all children of all ages. A great way to introduce an adotpted child or a step child into your family and community.
- A Naming Ceremony is an opportunity for you, as the parents, to make promises.
- A Naming Ceremony also creates an opportunity to acknowledge the important role the Grandparents will play in your child's life.
- A Naming Ceremony, whilst not legally binding, allows the Supporting Adults (Guided Adults, Godparents) an opportunity to make promises to provide a positive influence and stability, as your child grows up.
- You can choose as many Supporting Adults as you wish.
- So what next? Contact me and we can meet for a coffee and chat about your special day.
Funeral
I am currently undertaking a National Qualification – NOCN Level 3 Diploma in Funeral Celebrancy and will be available to conduct a funeral in the near future.