10 reasons to choose a Wedding Celebrant for your licensed venue

10 reasons to choose a Wedding Celebrant for your licensed venue

While the Registrar is required to hold a legal marriage, to complete the paperwork and issue your Certificate, there is no reason you would choose a ceremony with a Registrar if you knew you could work with a Celebrant. Really – absolutely nobody wants an inpersonal, rushed and purely legal service. They are all the same and the Registrar will probably never have spoken with the couple before the ceremony. They’re out-dated, non-inclusive and a key reason why wedding reform is so over-due.

Direct Cremation hurts!

Direct Cremation hurts!

Under British law, when someone dies, you are obliged to dispose of their body in an appropriate manner. You are not required to have a funeral or ceremony. The ceremonial part of the process is there to offer comfort and hope to the people left behind. They are for the benefit of the grieving, not the dead.

Top ten skills of a Wedding Celebrant

Top ten skills of a Wedding Celebrant

Many of us had careers before we became Celebrants. We developed skills and experience that have proved to be a huge advantage to our clients and our businesses. The variety is vast, so here are our top ten skills of a Wedding Celebrant; we’d love to know what...
Interview with a Celebrant: Ali Williams

Interview with a Celebrant: Ali Williams

This month I’m delighted to welcome Ali Williams of Perfect Ceremony, to the Blog. Ali was already a successful Wedding and Vow renewal Celebrant when she took our Funeral and Life Celebration training. Ali has worked with kids for much of her career and is also...