The next day brought mixed sunshine and rain so Graham and Naomi took advice from Tara and aimed to have the ceremony in the Piazza San Marco in the late […]
Adventures of a Celebrant in Venice – Part 1
As an Independent Celebrant, I have a Diploma in Celebrancy: Naming and Couples (QCF) and a Diploma in Funeral Celebrancy (QCF). I have performed many ceremonies in the UK and, […]
Family Funeral with Bears
Bears was the theme for the celebration of this amazing lady. Her family sent me this feedback: Sarah did a really excellent job. She was very helpful with the choice […]
Poem for a Family
Family It’s knowing where your roots are That sometimes gives you wings. It’s knowing there’s a place to go To escape the awful things. It’s knowing there will always be […]
Audrey Hepburn’s Funeral
Here is a wonderful poem Audrey Hepburn wrote when asked to share her ‘beauty tips.’ It was read at her funeral years later. For attractive lips, speak words of kindness. For […]
Naming Ceremony for Esme
Ruth and Dave declared their solemn promises to always love and care for their gorgeous daughter Esme in front of many family and friends. Six Guardians promised to be an […]
Rebecca and David Steam Train Ceremony
The Station Master’s Parlour, Corfe Castle railway station in Dorset was the venue for a beautiful wedding for Rebecca and David. Attended by family and friends, David’s son read a small speech […]
Joanna and Jeremy Wedding in Yarner Woods
Christmas Eve in 2016 will be remembered in Joanna and Jeremy’s family as the day they all met for their usual walk in #YarnerWoods, Bovey Tracey and celebrated their wedding by […]
Feel No Guilt in Laughter
Just received Feedback from a lovely family about their beloved father’s ceremony: “Sarah assisted my family and I in the creation of a ceremony in celebration of my father’s life […]
Amy and Robbie South Milton Ceremony
Amy and Robbie celebrated their wedding at The Barn, overlooking South Milton beach in the summer. They released balloons at the end to cheers and applause from their many […]
