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

If you’ve ever looked at your partner and said: “We don’t want anything cheesy.” “We’re awkward in front of people.” “We’re not very romantic.” You’re in very good company. As a North West celebrant, one of the biggest worries I hear from couples is that their wedding ceremony will feel awkward

For many couples, one of the hardest parts of planning a wedding is knowing that someone special won’t be there to share it with them. Whether you’ve lost a parent, grandparent, sibling or close friend, it’s completely natural to want to acknowledge them on one of the most important days

When people picture a luxury wedding, they often imagine hundreds of guests, extravagant décor and a sky high budget. But what if true luxury looked a little different? What if the most luxurious wedding wasn’t judged by the size of the guest list but by the intimacy and quality experienced