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Jane and Henrik’s multicultural London wedding was brimming with love, romance and lots of emotion! Their wedding ceremony took place in the Virginia Woolf Room at Bloomsbury House in London. As a literature buff, I was thrilled to be in such a special space! Guests travelled from across the world to celebrate Jane and Henrik’s wedding day. There was such an upbeat, friendly and loving atmosphere as their families and friends came together for the first time.

Part of the process of beginning to get to know a couple and prepare to write their wedding ceremony involves having each person complete my Couple’s Quiz! I ask them to complete it on their own without sharing their answers because I may use some of their responses as a surprise for them on their wedding day – which never fails to be funny!

Recently, one of my summer grooms challenged me to complete my own quiz!!

Challenge accepted!

You may have seen that I was recently nominated as Global Celebrant of the Year with The Celebrant Directory Industry Awards. These awards are the only ones in the world which exclusively recognise Celebrants.

It’s time to cast your vote by Friday 21st May!

Who says you have to follow a prescribed ceremony format?

Often couples come to me thinking that they only have one option to follow when it comes to the format of their ceremony – a format that has been repeated millions of times over around the world for centuries!

Don’t get me wrong – I love doing traditional ceremonies just as much as I do those that are a little ‘different!’

I’m hugely flattered to have been nominated for the Best National Celebrant Award in the 2021 The Celebrant Industry Awards (TCIA) hosted by The Celebrant Directory; an online hub full of glittering inspiration for those in search of celebrant-led ceremonies and celebrants.