Symbolic Wedding Ceremony, North Tower of Tower Bridge, London Tower Bridge itself, was a special location in the adventure-story of this couple. So naturally, the North Tower was the perfect place for them to exchange their “I do’s”. They made … Continue reading
Celebrant Wedding, Asylum Chapel, London The room was all set, and we were just waiting for our brides, who entered from adjacent open doorways to the smiles of the friends and family they’d brought over from America to witness this … Continue reading
Symbolic Wedding, Lillibrook Manor, Maidenhead With the run up to their day spent checking the weather forecast, everyone was delighted when the sun shone brightly for this couple’s wedding. The blue sky and flowers made a perfect backdrop for the … Continue reading
Wedding Ceremony, Chiswick House and Gardens Conservatory, London Their faith is central to them, so it was important to convey this during their wedding. A prayer helped gather everyone together and set the tone for this ceremonial affair. The telling … Continue reading
Legal Marriage Ceremony, Essex Church, Kensington Not only did I have had the honour of officiating this couples symbolic wedding ceremony, I also had the pleasure of helping officiate their legal marriage, which was full of symbolism via a unity … Continue reading
Symbolic Wedding, Oasis Farm, Waterloo This wedding was a beautiful mix and blend of cultures for this couple and their guests from all around the world. Taking place in a city farm barn, 1000 origami cranes made for a magical … Continue reading
Celebrant-led Wedding Ceremony, Rich Mix Cinema, London This couple wowed their guests with a cinema premier wedding extravaganza, complete with popcorn, comfy cinema seating and a trailer made by the groom. They made the ceremony fun with a sing-a-long, before … Continue reading
Celebrant Wedding Ceremony, Asylum Chapel, London I was delighted to be asked by this couple to deliver their words. After penning a warm and loving script for me to read, an amazing afternoon was spent with their nearest and dearest … Continue reading