Louise Reynolds Celebrant

Name: Louise Reynolds Celebrant
Address: Bournemouth, BH88PR, GB
Telephone: 07717796510
Price range: $$
Rating: 5

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Louise Reynolds Celebrant

Experienced wedding & funeral celebrant with a passion for creating & delivering bespoke ceremonies.

14/03/2025

In January we celebrated Isla-Rose’s naming ceremony and 1st birthday! Mummy and daddy went to so much effort to give her a fantastic party, and a great time was had by all. Welcome to the world, beautiful Isla-Rose 💕🦢🦄🎂

01/01/2025

Thank you to everyone who supported my celebrant business in 2024! To all the gorgeous couples who asked me to conduct their wedding ceremonies 💒 to all the families who asked me to welcome their new babies into the world 👶 and to all the Funeral Directors who recommended me to support their grieving families. Every single ceremony I write is bespoke, and to stand in front of 100’s of people to deliver it is always such an honour. I feel privileged to be a celebrant and I look forward to writing and delivering many more ceremonies in 2025 🌸🤍

31/12/2024

Happy New Year! Here’s hoping for a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2025 to you all 🥳

29/09/2024

We lost an acting legend, Dame Maggie Smith this week. She has graced our screens and stages with countless interesting and wonderful roles; it would be hard to pick one as her best. She was a household name for almost 60 years and won numerous awards for her acting and performances along the way. She has definitely earned her place in British history. Rest in peace, Dame Maggie 🩷 🏆🎬🎭 🎥

15/06/2024

Meyrick Park 🍃 🌷 🩷

06/06/2024

Thankful this hasn’t happened to me, yet! Oopsy! 🫣😆
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14/05/2024

Such a stunning wedding at Christchurch Harbour Hotel, and my first handfasting ceremony too! The bride picked all the wild flora herself and mum of the bride decorated the venue with it. Don’t the lampshades look beautiful and I am in love with the bride’s dress 👰‍♀️ 🤵 💖 🩵 Grazing in the Grass was there exit song, so they obviously have great taste in music 🎶 too 💒

01/04/2024

After a funeral service, when the arrangements and initial support have concluded, it's natural for people to face a period of adjustment and transition. How can you navigate this time?

💛Allow Yourself to Grieve
Understand that grief is a natural and individual process. Allow yourself to feel and express your emotions without judgment.

💛Seek Support
Reach out to family, friends, or a support group for comfort and companionship. Share your feelings and memories of your loved one with others who understand and empathise with what you're going through.

💛Maintain Self-Care
Take care of your physical and emotional well-being. Get enough rest, eat nourishing foods, engage in regular exercise, and practice relaxation techniques such as deep breathing or meditation.

💛Create a Support Network
Surround yourself with supportive individuals who can offer practical help and emotional support. Delegate tasks or responsibilities as needed, and don't hesitate to ask for assistance when you need it.

💛Keep Busy, but Allow Downtime
Engage in activities that bring you comfort and joy, whether it's spending time with loved ones, pursuing hobbies, or immersing yourself in work or volunteer activities. However, also allow yourself quiet moments of reflection and solitude when needed.

💛Set Realistic Expectations
Understand that the grieving process takes time and that healing doesn't happen overnight. Be patient with yourself and set realistic expectations for your recovery journey.

💛Stay Connected
Stay connected with your support network and continue to reach out for help and companionship as needed. Remember that you're not alone in your grief, and there are people who care about you and want to support you through this difficult time.

By taking care of yourself, seeking support, and finding meaningful ways to remember your loved one, you can navigate the period after a funeral with strength and resilience.
💙💙💙

31/03/2024

Strike a pose 🪞🩷 🐕

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Bournemouth
BH88PR

Telephone

07717796510

Website

http://www.louisereynoldscelebrant.co.uk/

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About me

Hello, I’m Louise and I am an experienced wedding and funeral Celebrant with a passion for creating and delivering bespoke services for all life's celebrations and ceremonies; weddings, funerals and namings.

What is a wedding Celebrant?

When you’re planning a wedding you’re no longer restricted to a church, Registry Office or using a Registrar in a licensed venue.

Using a wedding Celebrant for your special day means that you can have whatever you want, wherever you want, however you want. You can have your ceremony at whatever time of day you like; how romantic would it be to get married by candlelit, or at sunrise or sunset. Your choice of location is limitless; on a beach, in your garden, in a woodland area or a field, on the top of a mountain, abroad, or on board a boat for example.

You are in complete control of content too when you use a wedding Celebrant and can have whatever vows, music, readings, poems, hymns, prayers you like. We can tailor your ceremony to completely reflect you as a couple, your beliefs, values, personalities and humour. Friends and family can join in too, your children can be an integral part and the length of the ceremony is entirely up to you. It can be a quick 10 minutes or as long as you think your guests will listen!

What is a funeral Celebrant?

In the same way as having a Celebrant for a wedding, with a funeral Celebrant you can tailor make a completely bespoke funeral service to celebrate the life of your loved one. You can include whatever readings, poems, music or ceremonies that you’d like to make the service incredibly personal.

For me, it is an absolute honour to meet the family and friends of the deceased and be able to support them through a difficult time in their lives. I do my very best to write a fitting eulogy and heartfelt ceremony, which truly represents the person that they were and the life that they led. This can seem like a daunting task for someone in the early stages of grief but I will help guide you through it and give you as much help and support as you need.

A bit about me

I lived abroad for 10 years in my 20's, travelling and working my way around the world, having the time of my life! When I returned to the UK in 2003, I moved to Bournemouth and was keen to do something a bit more meaningful, rewarding and worthwhile. I originally bought into a weight loss franchise and worked as a Weight Loss Counsellor for 5 years, which I thoroughly enjoyed, but sadly lost my business in the recession in 2010. Luckily, I was half way through my Counsellor training by then, and once I was qualified, I set up my own private practice in 2012, which has been very successful.

I initially started thinking about training to be a Funeral Celebrant because nearly every client I work with, has suffered a bereavement at some stage in their lives. I know from experience that we all deal with grief in our own different ways. Listening to my clients and their personal experiences of death and funerals, I began thinking that this was an area where I could, and would like to make a difference too. After the death of my friend and attending her funeral, I was inspired by her service, and the Celebrant who conducted it, and decided to train as a Celebrant myself.

I have since completed the Wedding and Naming Celebrant training and can now offer my professional and personalised ceremonies to anyone who wishes to celebrate an event in their lives such as a marriage, civil partnership, renewal of vows, namings and welcome to the family celebrations.

I am a good listener and get a lot of satisfaction and enjoyment in creating a bespoke and personalised eulogy, ceremony or set of vows that truly represent the persons they are about.