Jul 9, 2026 | Celebrant, Funerals
How to Cope with Grief in the Days After a Funeral The days leading up to a funeral are often filled with activity, decisions, phone calls, visitors and people asking questions. There is usually a sense of movement, even in the middle of grief. There are arrangements...
Jul 7, 2026 | Celebrant, Weddings
Planning a Wedding on a Budget Without Losing Meaning One of the biggest worries many couples face when planning a wedding is the cost. Weddings can become expensive very quickly, and it is easy to feel pressure from social media, magazines, or even other people’s...
Jun 30, 2026 | Celebrant, Weddings
Including Children in Your Wedding Ceremony Including children in a wedding ceremony can make the day feel even more personal and emotional. Many of the couples I work with involve children through readings, sand ceremonies, ring carrying, or simply inviting them to...
Jun 23, 2026 | Celebrant, Weddings
Small Weddings, Big Meaning Not every wedding needs to be large or extravagant to feel incredibly special. In fact, some of the most emotional and meaningful weddings I have had the privilege of leading have been the smaller, quieter ones. There is often something...
Jun 20, 2026 | Celebrant, Funerals
Why do people bow to a coffin at a funeral? I’m often asked about the little things people notice at funerals. One of those questions is why people sometimes bow their head when they approach the coffin, when the coffin is placed on the catafalque, or as the coffin...
Jun 19, 2026 | Celebrant, Weddings
Why the Wedding Ceremony Matters Most The importance of the wedding ceremony Itself, is sometime forgotton Sometimes couples spend so much time planning the reception that the ceremony itself becomes almost an afterthought. But the ceremony is truly the heart of the...
