What is an Independent Celebrant?

What does an independent celebrant offer?

An independent celebrant offers an alternative to a civil registry office wedding or a church-based ceremony. The wedding ceremony itself is a personalised, unique celebration created just for you!

You can choose your own location – one you’ve always dreamed of or one that has particular meaning to you – the choices are endless! I will work with you to create a beautiful ceremony that is perfect for you. There are no restrictions! What you’ve dreamed of for your wedding day? That’s what we’ll do!

WHY ARE THERE NO RESTRICTIONS ON YOUR WEDDING DAY?

This is because you separate the legal part of your marriage from your actual wedding day!

A registrar will legalise your marriage – visit the registry office with just two friends, say your legal vows and sign the register for as little as £46!*  Do this anytime before or after your actual wedding ceremony.

Think of it like registering a baby. You celebrate the day of their birth, not the day they’re registered! It will be the same with your marriage!

On the day of your wedding, you don’t need the registrar to attend but, as your celebrant, I will craft and deliver a fully bespoke ceremony for you which will delight and enthral your guests and give you the wonderful celebration you’ve always dreamed of!

If you’d love to know more then click on my calendar link and book your no-obligation call with me! We can talk over your arrangements so far and you can ask any questions you have about the process. It’s always best to be informed so that you can make the best decisions for you on the day – decisions that will be remembered forever!

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You can also access more blogs on my website with more detail on why it’s a great idea to book an independent celebrant for your fabulous ceremony!

*prices correct as of January ’24