FAQs

A celebrant is on hand to host or oversee ceremonies such as weddings, funerals, and other symbolic life events. They do not follow religious customs, meaning that ceremonies officiated by a celebrant are more personal and can be tailored to suit unique characteristics and beliefs.

Celebrants oversee a variety of non-religious ceremonies, including weddings, funerals, and naming ceremonies.

A celebrant ceremony is not a legally-binding ceremony. Instead, it is a way to mark an occasion with a personalised ceremony, unique to the person or people involved. Visit the Wedding and Funeral FAQs for more about using a celebrant for these two ceremonies.

I primarily work across Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, and areas of the West Midlands. However, I am more than open to ceremonies in other parts of the country!

The process starts with an initial introductory session for you to learn more about what I provide and I can learn about your requirements. This will be a free session, with no obligation to proceed. If, however, you are happy and would like to go ahead with hiring me as your celebrant or event host, I will then come up with a script for your day and arrange another consultation to go through more specific aspects, should it be needed.

You will have complete control over what is included in your ceremony and the final say over all elements, including any readings, specific stories to be shared, and other personal touches to make the day special.

After your ceremony is completed, you will receive a designed version of the order of service as a keepsake, should you wish.

My rates depend on the type of ceremony (wedding, funeral etc) and the location. I charge a rate for ceremonies within 15 miles driving distance of Worcester, where I am based, with mileage charges added outside of this area. I always begin by arranging a free, no obligation discussion with you to learn about your requirements and for you to see if I am an ideal fit for your ceremony.