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Commitment Ceremonies

What is a Commitment Ceremony?

A Commitment Ceremony is a meaningful and dignified ceremony for adult couples who want to make a public declaration of their life-long commitment and love for each other.

The occasion can be shared with family and friends or the ceremony can be held privately without guests.

You can make promises and vows to each other, exchange rings and include poems and readings in your ceremony.

We offer two types of commitment ceremony; the Classic and the Bespoke.

The important thing to note about a Commitment Ceremony is that it does NOT have any legal implications. (It does NOT provide you with any legal rights or responsibilities). You do need to be ‘free’ to commit to each other – please see our FAQs page.

Find out more about our ceremonies today.

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        IT Skills you will need both during your training and working as a celebrant

        Do you have the following skills:

        1. Ability in creating, naming, using, saving and retrieving files and folders.
        2. Familiarity with using your version of Word (or similar software).
        3. Understanding of toolbars and icons.
        4. Ability to copy and paste sections of text.
        5. An understanding of ‘track changes’ and how to use this function.
        6. Ability to bold, underline and italicise text.
        7. Be able to change font type, size and colour.
        8. Ability to centre text in the middle of a page and right and left justify it.
        9. Be able to alter line spacing in a document and insert a page break.
        10. Be able to use the undo and redo functions.
        11. Understand how the tab key works.
        12. Ability to use headers and footers, bullet points and numbering
        13. Understanding of the difference between ‘Save’ and ‘Save As’.

        If you said ‘yes’ to all of the above then you have good basic skills.

        If you have answered ‘no’ to any of the above then you will need to improve your basic skills before starting the course. This can be done in a few hours by using one or more of the free online tutorials available on the internet.