What is a Hand Fasting Ceremony? Hand fasting is an ancient Celtic marriage ritual and it involves tying colourful ribbon or cord around your joined hands, a symbolic way of representing your union as a married couple. Each ribbon, and the colour, signifies a different meaning to you as a couple, and this can be expressed during the ceremony. As history goes, this...
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Something old, something new. Something borrowed, something blue.
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A sand ceremony is a beautiful way to commemorate your wedding day. It is a simple and elegant way to add a personal touch to your wedding ceremony.
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Mixed Faith Wedding Ceremonies You may want your ceremony to be totally non-religious, or you may want to include some form of religious content such as a Hymn, Prayer or Blessing. By using a celebrant to perform your ceremony it means there are no restrictions, and the choice is yours. Some ceremonies are between couples of mixed faiths, and therefore the ceremony...
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And now for something completely different… Last summer, I was asked to help a couple with a themed ceremony for CBBC’s ‘Marrying Mum and Dad’ – a show that helps kids make all the big decisions about their parent’s wedding day. Thankfully, I was able to hold the ceremony with my feet on the ground – my trapeze skills aren’t...
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Benefits of using a Celebrant What are the benefits of using a Celebrant? Personal – A celebrant will work with a couple to create a ceremony which is unique to them and their love. No two ceremonies are the same, just as no two couples are the same. Flexible – A celebrant ceremony can freely incorporate different aspects of religion, symbolism, or...
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