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Weddings &Ceremonies

Your wedding ceremony should be bespoke and sacred - it should celebrate your love in a way that feels organic, sincere and wholly in line with who you are as individuals and as a couple. You are under no obligation to include every or any component of a “traditional” wedding ceremony (save for any that are required to ensure the legality of your marriage).

Your ceremony can include any, all, or none of the following:

  • Exchanging of rings or other objects

  • Declaration of vows, devotions, promises and/or intentions, prewritten or custom written by yourselves 

  • Poems or passages of your choosing

  • Gender neutral ceremony language

  • The honouring or acknowledgement of a deity of your choosing

  • Symbolic components or rituals of your creation (e.g. candle lighting, sand pouring)

  • Ritual Components

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Handfasting
Ceremonies

TO HANDFAST MEANS "TO FORMALLY PROMISE"

During a handfasting ceremony, a cord, representing the intentions of their union, is tied around a couple's joined hands. The fasting of hands binds these intentions, as well as shared values and beliefs. The cord then represents their committed union.

 

Handfasting is a centuries-old tradition with Celtic roots. In fact, this is where the saying "tying the knot" comes from.

 

A Handfasting Ritual can be included as part of a wedding, commitment or renewal ceremony.

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Vow Renewal Ceremonies

REFRESH YOUR COMMITMENT AND SET NEW INTENTIONS FOR YOUR LIFE TOGETHER

 

Our relationships change and evolve over time, and with it we can feel called to set new vows, devotions or intentions for our marriage or partnership. Likewise, we as people change and grow, and perhaps your original wedding ceremony did not speak to the spirituality or lifestyle that is true to your authentic self.

 

If you're already married or in a long-term committed partnership and are seeking a renewal, this offering is the perfect way to bring validity and more formal symbolism to this commitment renewal. 

Unsure how to put on such an event in a way that your friends and family will understand? This does not have to be a grandiose affair or read as a "second wedding" (though of course it can be!) and as part of this offering, I will coach you on how to name/present the event to your community, so that they understand the nature of the event they're being invited to.

This offering includes:

A crafted ceremony script including RITUAL COMPONENT

Two pre-event video calls to discuss ideas, vision and logistics

Edit and revision of your crafted ceremony script

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Commitment Ceremonies

YOU DON'T NEED TO GET LEGALLY MARRIED TO CELEBRATE AND HONOUR COMMITMENT

A commitment ceremony, with or without ritual component(s), is a ceremonial event in which your friends and family bear witness as you and your love(s) commit to a life together, without legally marrying.  A wonderful option if you are a triad or pod and wish to have a ceremonial event.

Baby Welcoming Ceremony

GATHER WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY TO WELCOME YOUR CHILD TO THE COMMUNITY​

Welcoming your child into your community is often a rite of passage that is reserved solely for those who participate in organized religions. With this offering, I will perform a crafted Baby Welcoming ceremony that formally and beautifully welcomes your child as a member of your community. 

During this event, one or more Guide Parents may be named for your child. These are people who will guide your child on their spiritual and/or life path. A formal ritual to bind the Guide Parents will take place. 

Additionally, the event will include a RITUAL INTENTION STATION that allows your loved ones to engage in ritual and bestow blessings and wishes upon your child.

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