A Brunswick House wedding has to be one of my favourite reasons to be back in the big city. As far as exceptional venues go, this Georgian mansion is, in my humble opinion, the perfect marriage of crumbling grandeur with eclectic eccentricity. Every room is sumptuous, rich with colour and character, brimming with antiques – […]
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A carefully chosen wedding reading can speak volumes about who you are and how you view love. Whether it’s an extract from a novel, poetry, song lyrics or just a quote from someone you admire, these moments add variety, vibrancy and emotion to your ceremony. Plus, if you ask a special friend or family member
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Alexandra and Miles described wanting their wedding day to feel like a hazy sort of midsummer night’s dream – a blur of memory making and laughter; children playing, delicious food and carefree dancing. We all needed it! We’d literally just emerged from some of the strictest lockdown restrictions and were feeling battered and bruised. Honestly,
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Us Humanist Celebrants have been getting our knickers (and underpants) thoroughly twisted of late. Why? Well because while we continue to petition for Humanist Weddings to be given the legal status they’re so long overdue, more and more council register offices have begun to advertise ‘Personalised’ or ‘Bespoke Ceremonies’. Now, I know what you’re thinking.
Humanist Ceremonies Vs ‘Bespoke Register Office Ceremonies’ – The gloves are off! Read More »
Every couple I work with is unique and brilliant (obviously – that’s why I LOVE being a celebrant!). But there are still some recurring themes, and indeed common worries, which regularly crop up when brides and grooms first tentatively dip their toes into the world of Humanist ceremonies. Well I’m on a myth-busting mission to
Humanist Weddings: The Ultimate Crowd-Pleaser! Read More »
There are loads of brilliant ways to involve your friends and family in your Humanist ceremony but this one is strictly for the brave! Sarah and Phill are in the racing business so they’re basically professional risk takers. Needless to say, when I suggested adding a part in their ceremony that would be a bit
Why are you the perfect match? Give your guests a say! Read More »
