I was asked this week whether I delivered ceremonies for civil partnerships as well as marriages….of course I do, I replied, why wouldn't I?

f you’re having a celebrant ceremony, no doubt you have been made aware that you also need to book your legal ceremony in a register office.

Regular readers might recall that Celebrant in Cornwall is growing - and I thought I'd take the opportunity to introduce you to Caroline...

So what’s been going on since Covid 19 put the brakes on our best laid plans? Are you fitter or fatter? Drinking less or drinking more? ...

As the wedding season gathers pace, I have loved reading some wonderful emails from couples enquiring about celebrant ceremonies.

As we enjoy the last few hours of 2019 before leaping forward into a new year and a new decade, I wanted to share with you a lovely feature.

A question raising its head on wedding forums quite a lot at the moment - why should I book a celebrant when my best friend could do it?

I attended a wonderful new wedding fair last weekend, and it was such a great experience, I wanted to share it with all of you!

Here are my three true stories - all couples with whom I am working to write and deliver bespoke, personalised, celebrant-led ceremonies

20 years ago, eloping meant risking the wrath of friends and family by eschewing tradition and tying the knot at Gretna Grenn.

It is often said that June is the most popular month to marry, and this is currently holding true for me, as I am fully booked!

One of the concerns I hear is – surely booking a legal ceremony AND a celebrant ceremony costs more than just having a legal ceremony?

There are so many ways in which a celebrant-led ceremony differs from a church or registration service ceremony.

I consider some of the traditions associated with wedding ceremonies, and propose a few awesome alternatives you might consider trying.

It was so lovely to recently be asked to write a piece for The Kind Bride – a truly fabulous online resource for vegan brides and their trib

One of the fantastic things about being a celebrant in Cornwall, is that as well as meeting some incredible people, I get to visit some trul

A bit like finding the perfect dress, or the right photographer, choosing your celebrant very much comes down to ‘fit’ and finding the perso

How you personalise your ceremony is very much up to you, but a celebrant is there to guide you with inspiration and ideas!

I have officiated at a couple of weddings where the photographers were quite memorable. And not for the right reasons!

As a legal registrar, I saw a lot of weddings which didn’t go exactly to plan ...