Love, connection, commitment, laughter, tears, warmth, realness, heartfelt, authentic, kindness, patience, support, personal, space holding, joy, happiness, relaxed, privileged. Just a few words that come

“Oh my god so…” is how Liv and Dan each began their vows!! This wedding, in The Old Dairy, was full of all the wondrous

This very very funny and very moving ceremony took place at Sissons Barn in Peterborough. Ben and Ciara chose to write their own vows and

This was an absolutely beautiful, heartfelt and intimate wedding for a truly beautiful couple and we even included a naming ceremony for their little boy

Your wedding vows are a public declaration of your love and commitment to one another.  For many couples choosing a Humanist wedding allows them the

1. CHOICE. You get to choose who delivers your ceremony -so, choose one you really like! How they deliver it -there are bright and colourful

What is a celebrant?  A celebrant is someone who writes and officiates ceremonies from weddings and vow renewals to baby naming’s, change of gender ceremonies,

A Humanist Ceremony for Ruth and Sam Ruth & Sam’s beautiful Humanist Wedding Ceremony took place in the ancient woodland circle at Wellington Wood, Norfolk

So you have heard of a Humanist wedding or Humanist celebrant but what exactly do we do? Well firstly, let’s differentiate between a registrar (legal

🌼Anyone who knows me well knows I adore flowers! There is always a vase/jug/jar of blooms on the go in our house, several sometimes and

Are you considering a knot tying ritual? This is an ancient Celtic ritual that sees couples bound together by their wrists in a ritual representing

Planning your own ceremony can seem like a daunting process. After all did you really pay attention the last time you witnessed a wedding ceremony?

With more and more couples choosing to have their ceremonies outdoors you can really get creative with seating arrangements! Pinterest is your friend for ideas

Will you be exchanging rings? What do your rings mean to you? How did you choose them? How and why did you choose the material?

One popular way is to walk up the aisle. Usually centred between seating or standing areas, an aisle is a walkway between you and your

Parade to your ceremony!🎉 A whimsical, joyful and downright fun way to transition your guests from arrival at your venue to the ceremony site. Perfect

⚡️You don’t want to walk up the aisle with all eyes on you? Instead: Have a procession with all of your guests to your ceremony

Huge shout out to Wedding venue owners Gemma and Rob Walpole and their gem of a venue Rookery Meadow on the Norfolk-Suffolk border. Rookery Meadow

An open letter to my couples regarding the Covid 19/Corona virus. I would like to reassure you of the steps I am taking to help

🌼Some virtual flowers just for you! Here in Norfolk I have been sat at my desk contemplating the best way to serve couples going through

Handfastings, ring warmings and why sand isn’t for me-sorry! Laid back wedding ceremonies with a fun modern twist are my thing and I love ceremony

🌿Recycled, repurposed, up cycled, re-used, borrowed, DIY, real love, real couple, meaningful, sustainable, friendships, family, nature loving, fun. 🌿These are the words that spring to

Well hello there! Ooh my first blog post, it is a bit like writing a diary isn’t it? Well today then I would have to