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Designing Your Wedding or Partnership Celebration Ceremony

The first step is to create your own personal vows and ceremony wording.

One of the greatest joys of planning your ceremony is expressing the way you feel about each other in words. We provide you with a generous selection of phrases and paragraphs to choose from. Or you may decide to use our suggestions as inspiration to write your own words.

It’s a matter of words, so make yours count!

Decide who else you would like to take part in your ceremony; your wedding/partnership celebration will also be a big event for your family and friends. Is anyone willing to deliver a reading, make a speech, play music or make a symbolic gesture as part of the ceremony? Take time to discuss with them what they might like to contribute. Our pack provides a very wide range of ideas.

Readings and Poetry

Select readings and poetry that are special to you.

Your ceremony pack includes over a hundred suitable readings and of course you might want to include your own favourites. The ceremony can even include prayers and blessings and can incorporate elements from any religion or culture.

Symbolic Gestures

Decide on any symbolic gestures and cultural inclusions. You might like to exchange or re-dedicate your rings, light candles, watch fireworks, blow bubbles etc. You could include one of the short additional ceremonies such as the Joining of Hands, that we suggest in our ceremony pack to inspire you.

Music

And finally, choose your special music . . .

Music evokes enormous emotion at all ceremonies and you can choose whatever music is special to you both, whether it is pop, classical, folk, jazz or rock and roll. You choose! The verse and music booklet included in your pack lists hundreds of popular wedding choices. You can even have music with religious content if you wish. Live music is a popular choice, especially when musical guests agree to play!

Put all of this together and there you have it – your own personal and unique wedding or partnership celebration ceremony. Send all your selections to us and our specialist Wedding Ceremony Team will construct the ceremony that you really want.

Consider who you want to conduct your ceremony. This can be someone you know who can deliver the ceremony, that you create, using our Script Only Service or you can use one of our professional Celebrants.

See our Booking Information page

Find out more about our ceremonies today.

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        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.
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        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.