So on social media this week, I asked what content you’d like to see more of on my page and one of the joint winners was… Alternative Celebrations 🎉🥳🥂 And honestly? I love that this is something people are curious about. Most people know I create weddings, funerals and baby naming

When someone dies, everything can feel unfamiliar. Even if you have attended funerals before, arranging one is very different and can feel overwhelming. If you are considering working with a Merseyside funeral celebrant, you may be wondering what that actually involves. What do we do? What do we say? How personal

Valentine’s Day doesn’t always feel applicable to you. For some people, it is about flowers and dinner bookings. For others, it brings pressure, awkwardness or quiet sadness. And for many, it simply does not reflect the kinds of love that actually shape their lives. As a Lancashire celebrant, I see every

Every couple is different. Different stories, different families, different values, different ways of loving. So it has never made sense to me that ceremonies are sometimes treated like a script you just swap names into, it’s just so impersonal and uncomfortable. I don’t offer one size fits all ceremonies because

I totally love a unity candle ceremony. Two flames. Two lives. One shared light. During Sarah and Andrew’s wedding ceremony, each of them lit an individual candle to represent how they shine brightly in their own right. Those separate flames mattered. Their individuality mattered. Then, together, they used those flames to

Sarah & Andrew Some love stories feel a little bit destined, the kind that arrive at exactly the right moment. Sarah and Andrew met online, but fate worked overtime bringing them together. They were only in each other’s location for a fleeting window of time, one of those rare “now