Wedding Ceremonies
Your Alternative wedding ceremony
Celebrant weddings are celebrations of a relationship and an acknowledge of the love and connection between those the ceremony is for. A wedding is a rite of passage for those involved as they leave behind life as a single person, to join together with another through love and commitment.
Your alternative wedding ceremony is a time of great happiness for all involved, including families and friends who welcome another to their family or friendship group.
You are in control, your story is the start of every ceremony. Scripts and drafts do not exist in any ceremony I create. You tell me your requirements, I then create your wedding ceremony, giving you full approval of all that is said. No surprises, no generic wording; just a memorable, tailormade ceremony with your story at the heart of it.
You were amazing on the day, everyone loved you! You put Steve at ease while he was waiting at the front of the isle. You put me at ease through the ceremony too and made everything run so smoothly the entire way through.
Our day was so special, and we loved every moment, and you helped us with that and I can’t thank you enough for all your hard work!
Thanks again Ellie
Grace and Steve
A marriage or a wedding?
A marriage and a wedding are two very different things. A marriage is a legally recognised and documented union between two people in a registered place. A wedding is a ceremony of love between two or more people if desired, in a place of their choosing, indoors or outdoors. You do not need to be in love to be married, you just need to agree to it, and to meet the legal criteria associated with it. Those who plan a wedding ceremony with a celebrant, do so to commemorate and mark their love for each other.
Pagan weddings
There are different paths of Paganism, and whatever path or discipline you follow, we can work together to include this within your ceremony. As a Pagan celebrant I have a vast knowledge of many Pagan rituals such as the Pagan wedding custom of handfasting, broom jumping, calling in the quarters, God and Goddess inclusion.
Norse Weddings
Norse ceremonies are my speciality, and I have spent many years researching different beliefs and wedding ceremony customs. As we have very limited historical content relating to Norse and Viking weddings, your personal interruption is the basis of these ceremonies, along with some familiar aspects such as mead, readings, poems, handfasting and acknowledgement of the Gods.
Subculture Weddings
Are you a Goth, Punk, Metalhead or Steampunk and want to incorporate your lifestyle into your ceremony? Your subculture is part of your lifestyle, and this should be reflected in your wedding ceremony.
Themed Weddings
Maybe a medieval, fantasy or Lord of the Rings theme is your ideal wedding. As each ceremony is personalised, why not include your favourite theme?
