Embrace the Warmth and Elegance of Mocha Are you planning a wedding that's as timeless as it is trendy? Look no further than Pantone's Colour of the Year 2025: Mocha. This rich, warm hue is the perfect choice for couples seeking a sophisticated and elegant look. Why...
Weddings are supposed to be joyous occasions, filled with love, laughter, and beautiful memories. However, sometimes, family drama or difficult guests can cast a shadow over the festivities. As a celebrant with extensive experience in mediation, I've witnessed first...
A funeral is a time of mourning and remembrance, a chance to honour the life of a loved one who has passed away. When that death is a result of suicide, however, the process can be even more challenging. The stigma surrounding suicide can lead to feelings of shame,...
Weddings are joyous occasions, but they can also be physically and mentally demanding for elderly relatives. By providing thoughtful support, you can ensure that they enjoy the day to the fullest. Here are some modern tips to help you create a memorable experience for...
The way couples get married in England and Wales is set for a significant shake-up, thanks to proposed proposed reforms by the Law Commission. The current system, based on the Marriage Act 1949, restricts ceremonies to approved venues, which adds cost to the wedding...
When planning your wedding, one of the most important decisions you'll make is who will officiate the ceremony. While traditional religious officiants are a popular choice, consider the unique benefits of hiring a celebrant. Personalized Ceremonies One of the biggest...
What is an Elopement Wedding? An elopement wedding is a private ceremony between a couple, often held in a secluded or intimate location. It's a departure from traditional weddings, emphasizing the couple's love and commitment over grand celebrations. Elopements offer...
Planning your dream wedding? One of the first decisions you'll make is who will officiate your ceremony. In the UK, you have two main options: a registrar or a celebrant. But what's the difference between the two, and which one is right for you? Let's dive into the...
Your wedding is a day of celebration, a reflection of your love and commitment. But it's also a chance to showcase your values! The choices you make about your suppliers can have a big impact, from the environment to social justice. Why it Matters Your...
To register a death, you should be either the next of kin, a close relative, someone who was present at the death (for example if it was within a hospice or care home) or the person dealing with the funeral arrangements Obtain a medical certificate. Often you will...