As a Civil Celebrant passionate about crafting personalised ceremonies, I find joy in connecting with people and their diverse life narratives.
Networking has been an invaluable part of my growth as a celebrant. It's not merely about making professional connections; it's about immersing myself in the rich tapestry of human experiences. Every person I meet, and every story I hear, adds a layer of depth and inspiration to the ceremonies I craft.
As we're moving into December, Christmas wedding fayres also hold a special place in my heart. These fayres offer so much in terms of ideas for weddings and funerals, and I don't just discover trends but glimpses into traditions and customs that make every ceremony unique. For me, the essence of being a celebrant lies in embracing diversity, sustainability, and individuality. These fayres, such as the one I recently visited at the amazing The Makers Space at Longbarn Village, serve as hubs of inspiration, allowing me to infuse each ceremony with heartfelt ideas. Plus, they're great places to visit on a weekend if you just want to meet a friend for a catch-up!
Image: Christmas Wedding Fayre
Venue: @makers_space_uk
Suppliers: @whiteivyflowers and @whiteviolet.ed.
Gowns @gatehousebrides
Above networking image
Wedding supplier event at Bennetts Willow Barn,
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