Just suppose a couple chooses not to have their wedding in a church with a religious service and goes down the civil ceremony route. In that case, they generally think that means having a civil ceremony at their local registry office or a licensed venue …
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Have you got a favourite song or piece of music you’d like to be played at your funeral or memorial service? Have you shared it with your family and friends? Not something you want to think about? Wouldn’t you rather know that your music will …
Many Congratulations You’ve decided on a simple registry office service for the legal bit (a 2+2 ceremony for you and two witnesses can be booked at your nearest registry office for a minimal cost) and to have a wedding celebrant who can create and prepare …
What an honour to be asked to be the celebrant at a memorial service for Alan Murray – a wonderful man who passed peacefully after years of living with dementia. Rather than having a traditional funeral service, Alan’s family chose to have a direct cremation, …
We need to take action and push for the long-awaited response by the Government to the Law Commission’s recommendations for wedding law reform It’s time for weddings in England and Wales to enable celebrants to conduct lawfully binding marriages. The growing demand for independent celebrant-led …
