Liverpool Celebrant: Lorraine Hull 

Alternative non-religious wedding readings for people who don't do boring!

Sand ceremonies are perfect for symbolising the blending of a family. Filling the bottle makes great wedding photos and a beautiful keepsake

They then drank the unity cocktail from a rather large glass and pledged to mix and share their unique drink on their anniversary each year.

Wishing stones can be used as an alternative to a guestbook, or they can be used as part of the ceremony.

Here are just 20 of the poems, readings and extracts, that were included in Liverpool Celebrant weddings in 2018 (there were many more!). Th

Liverpool Celebrant Wedding Music Playlist of 2018: And I love her by The Beatles Calico Skies by Paul McCartney Crazy little thing called l

I had the privilege of leading the wedding ceremony for this lovely couple.  The bride was born in Malaysia and the groom was originally fro

How to use handfasting cords and promise ribbons in a variety of different wedding ceremonies - including a Game of Thrones style handfastin

For your own peace of mind, you should ensure that your Celebrant is part of a professional support network and has adequate business insura

If you are having a Celebrant led celebration you will receive a copy of your bespoke Wedding Ceremony script; it would be a nice touch to i

For example, at our wedding my mum (who was the oldest guest) lit a candle on behalf of me, and my family, and my husband’s grandson (who wa

Every marriage starts out as a blank canvas and every day is a splash of colour. This blank canvas represents the day of the wedding, and a

In the old language of flowers, a single rose always meant "I love you" and it is unsurprising that a commitment ritual, centred o

The Hawaiian word 'Aloha' is perfect to describe a wedding as it means 'hello, good-bye and with love'.

Many cultures, around the world, include the hands in the symbolic rituals that play a part in their wedding preparations ​and celebrations:

One Craft Ale loving pair created two special ales for their wedding. A dark beer for the groom, and a lighter beer for the bride. During the ceremony, their Celebrant described the properties of each brew and how they corresponded to the bride and groom’s personalities. Then the bride and groom each poured some of their beer into a glass, making their own blend, and shared the glass. The couple also had personalised labels made for their ales and gave bottles out as favours

There are many different traditions and symbolic rituals that can add something personal, and meaningful, to your wedding. When you have a Celebrant led ceremony you have access to a wide range of enhancements and your Celebrant will be happy to discuss which best suit you. The 'Wine & Chocolate' enhancement represents that life has both bitter and sweet moments and that you will experience them together. This symbolic addition can be placed anywhere in the ceremony but many