Crystal Clear Celebrancy

28/10/2024

06/09/2024

A lovely thank you from the bride and groom, greatly appreciated

02/09/2024

Fantastic thank you email

31/08/2024

Insured by Hiscox

31/08/2024

A beautiful civil ceremony today at Elfordleigh Hotel, Colebrook

15/02/2024

Always expanding my knowledge

29/01/2023

A ceremony has to be legalised. Funerals are legalised with a death certificate and naming ceremonies are legalised when a birth is registered. Weddings can be officiated by a celebrant and the legal formalities are taken care of before or after the ceremony. All weddings that are performed must be declared to the local Registry Office in your area of residence before the ceremony can take place. No further legislation is required to renew vows. Current Registration fees at present in the UK are:

29/01/2023

https://www.thecelebrantdirectory.com/ceremony-guides/weddings/what-happens-during-a-celebrant-led-wedding-ceremony/

Couples who choose Celebrant led weddings often do so to make their wedding ceremony more reflective of who they are, and how they want their union to be. A Celebrant officiating a wedding can lead a vastly different role than what we are used to with priests and registrars. While your celebrant-wed...

29/01/2023

29/01/2023

https://www.thecelebrantdirectory.com/ceremony-guides/weddings/the-ultimate-guide-to-handfasting/

The joy of a celebrant-led wedding ceremony is that it gives a couple the freedom to create their own personalised, meaningful ‘big day’; a popular tradition many partake in is handfasting. Handfasting dates back thousands of years and yet remains an incredibly popular way for people to show the...