I am a Wedding and Funeral Celebrant in Market Harborough and I work across the East Midlands, mainly in Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and West Cambridgeshire, helping people to celebrate their life events. As well as weddings and funerals, I officiate at naming ceremonies.
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Linda Bond | Wedding and Funeral Celebrant
So, should you choose to call me to see if I can provide you with a bespoke customised service. I promise you, that whether you are experiencing either a sad or happy event, I will help you make it your event. I’ll help you celebrate, have fun, laugh and smile, and I’ll help you remember, cherish and say your goodbyes however hard they may be.
What is a wedding celebrant?
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Wedding Ceremony Elements | The Wedding Ring Courier
Wedding Celebrants are gaining somewhat of a reputation for introducing “special elements” to their clients wedding ceremonies. One such element, gaining in popularity, is using “birds of prey” to be the ring bearers. Sounds fantastic, does it not? Maybe – but beware – you must choose your falconers / handlers / service providers with care. Read more…
Ian Tucker-Bell | Wedding and Funeral Celebrant
Hi, I’m Ian – a Family, Wedding, and Funeral Celebrant in the North West of kent, and I put you at the heart of the beautiful and individual ceremonies I create.
Cathy Phillips | Wedding and Funeral Celebrant
My name is Cathy and I have chosen the name “The Storyteller Celebrant” because it links to me and my personality, skills, and background. My passion in life has always been in stories – reading everything I could access, including fantasy, science fiction, historical novels, biographies, academic, self-help and travel. This passion went alongside a fascination with TV, movies, and the theatre. I am happy to watch shows in any genre, because it is the story and the characters that have always interested and inspired me.
Wedding Ceremony Elements | Step-by Step Guide | Unity Sand Ceremony
Weddings were once rather pre-prescribed affairs and would never include special elements like the Unity Sand Ceremony. In most cases that meant a bride, a groom, an officiant, some witnesses, and vows that were passed down through generations. You could, married or not, probably recite the ceremony by heart.
Gaye Poole | Wedding and Funeral Celebrant
Hi, I’m Gaye – a Family, Wedding and Funeral Celebrant on the Shropshire / Wales Border, My USP is care, collaboration and creativity.
Jackie Atkinson | Wedding and Funeral Celebrant
Hi, I’m Jackie – a Family, Wedding and Funeral Celebrant in the North West, and I put you at the heart of the beautiful and individual ceremonies I create.
Siân Storey | Funeral Celebrant
Hello, my name is Siân, I am your independent funeral celebrant in Bo’ness in Scotland. By talking with you, I create a truly tailored and beautiful ceremony for both you and your family.