Handfasting, probably the oldest wedding custom we have, is an important part of many weddings. In recent years, its popularity has increased, and celebrants are mainly responsible for creating and leading handfasting ceremonies for non-Pagan couples. What is a handfasting ceremony? Originally a Pagan wedding custom, handfasting has been around for centuries. The name Read more…
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Janet Pennington | Wedding and Funeral Celebrant
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Alexander Long | Wedding Celebrant
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Are There Too Many Celebrants?
In recent years the number of celebrants in the UK has significantly increased. Once an unfamiliar role, many are now familiar with the job title of ‘Celebrant’ and have a slight understanding of what we do. With this increase in celebrants, are there now too many?
Katherine Manners | Wedding and Funeral Celebrant
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Karen Buckenham | Wedding and Funeral Celebrant
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How to Plan a Renewal of Vows Ceremony
With many people currently having small, legal weddings with a view to a bigger celebration in the future, one of the biggest questions these people might be asking is how they should plan a renewal of vows ceremony. From selecting the venue to deciding what’s going to be said in the ceremony, planning a renewal Read more…
Yvonne Levene-Fearnside | Wedding and Funeral Celebrant
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5 Reasons Why Children Should Go to Funerals
In many families, when someone dies, there can be a tendency to protect younger members of the family from what has happened. Parents and role models often do this is several ways: by sugar-coating the description of what has happened; by introducing the idea that the child will see the person again in some kind Read more…