Cotswold Ceremonies
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What I Offer
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First planning meeting – at this meeting I will hear more about your story, and we can talk through your plans and ideas for your wedding ceremony.
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First draft of your ceremony – I will send you a detailed first draft of your ceremony for review.
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Further drafts - based on your comments I will review ceremony drafts until you are happy with content and flow.
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Final draft of ceremony agreed.
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Rehearsal, your chance to practice the ceremony prior to the big day.
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A bound souvenir copy of your wedding script.
Cotswold Ceremonies
Terms and Information
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Fees
Wedding Ceremonies £800
Renewal of Vows £700
Naming Ceremonies £300
Rehearsals £100
Funeral Services £300
Bound souvenir copy of ceremony £30
Other bespoke ceremonies, prices tbc based on your plans, please contact to enquire.
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Terms
Wedding, renewal of vows, baby naming and other ceremonies: 50% payment at time of booking with the remaining balance due 6 weeks prior to your ceremony.
Funeral services to be paid in full at time of booking.
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Travel and Expenses
Car travel is charged at 0.45p per mile after the first 10 miles.
Overnight stays, train or air fares are paid in full by the client.
Any other unavoidable expenses including overnight stays and meals whilst away from home are paid in full by the client.
FAQ's
What is a celebrant?
A celebrant is someone who offers bespoke, secular ceremonies to mark life’s milestones, be it a marriage, renewal of vows, transition ceremony, baby naming, funeral or service of remembrance, your celebrant can design and deliver a service that is just right for you.
Why choose a celebrant?
Celebrant led ceremonies offer you creative freedom in the design and delivery of your ceremony, which is designed with you in mind, based on your desires and needs. Whatever your ideas, your celebrant can bring them to life.
Is a wedding conducted by a celebrant legally binding?
In England and Wales couples will need to arrange the legal registration of their marriage at a local registrar’s office. All that is required is for the marriage certificate to be signed in front of two witnesses. This is the legal paperwork element of your marriage contract; the costs are minimal, and this element of your marriage can be conducted before or after your wedding day.
Are there restrictions regarding the location of ceremonies?
There are no restrictions on where you can have a wedding, renewal of vows, baby naming or ceremony of remembrance. Things to think about are the safety of the location, travel to the venue for you and your guests, parking restrictions and wet weather provisions.
Get in Touch
Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions no matter how small.
I am experienced in working with a signer for the deaf, I am used to working and writing in an accessible way for couples with learning disabilities, I am used to listening to the needs of autistic and neurodiverse people and to creating a ceremony that is responsive to the needs and desires of each person I work with.