Wedding fair season is well underway and one thing it’s reminded me of is just how many couples aren’t quite sure about the difference between a registrar and a celebrant. And honestly, I don’t blame you. When you’re planning a wedding, there are approximately 847 things to think about, and

When couples start planning their wedding ceremony, they often focus on the obvious things. The venue, the flowers, the outfits etc. But there are some things you might not realise you’re getting when you choose a marriage celebrant. And the best bit? These aren’t optional extras that get added to

Choosing your wedding celebrant is about so much more than liking their Instagram feed. Yes, you want someone whose style you love and whose ceremonies look beautiful in their photos, but there’s something even more important to consider. Do you actually like them? Your celebrant is going to be standing

There’s something rather lovely about seeing your name in the local newspaper, especially when it’s talking about something you genuinely love doing. Today I was delighted to see my work featured in the local press, giving me the opportunity to talk about life as a St Helens celebrant, the ceremonies I

The traditional wedding entrance is pretty familiar, one partner waits at the front while the other walks down the aisle, often accompanied by their dad. But what if that doesn’t feel right for you? Maybe your dad isn’t around, you don’t have a close relationship, or there simply isn’t anyone

When you think about wedding vows, you probably picture two people standing opposite each other, making promises for the future. But before I ever ask a couple to make those promises, I make a few of my own. Every ceremony I write begins with a commitment, not just from you, but