by Dawnreesceremonies | Feb 21, 2019 | College Farm, Thomson, Humanist wedding
Getting a feel for one another As a Humanist Wedding Celebrant, the first meeting with my wedding couples is all about getting to know one another. What differentiates a celebrant from a Registrar or a Vicar (with the exception of a legal ceremony – which often...
by Dawnreesceremonies | Feb 16, 2019 | College Farm, Thomson, Humanist wedding, Voewood House, Vow renewal, weddings at home
Voewood House, Holt, Norfolk Hi, this week has been pretty full-on. I’ve had four wedding enquiries, three Facetime conversations about weddings, run a two day leadership programme in the frozen North, endured ludicrous shenanigans on public transport –...
by Dawnreesceremonies | Feb 12, 2019 | Uncategorized
What’s the point of being in love? It makes you happy, that’s the point. Today I have travelled on 4 different trains over 5 hours, and fetched up in Stockton on Tees where I am working over the next couple of days. Open suitcase, hang clothes on hanger,...
by Dawnreesceremonies | Feb 2, 2019 | Humanist wedding, Woodland wedding
Come into these arms againAnd lay your body downThe rhythm of this trembling heartIs beating like a drumIt beats for you, it bleeds for youIt know not how it soundFor it is the drum of drumsIt is the song of songsOnce I had rarest roseThat ever deigned to bloomCruel...
by Dawnreesceremonies | Feb 2, 2019 | Humanist wedding
The tipi was divine. Huge. Yet intimate too. A Humanist wedding was going to be perfect in this setting. Standing there in the middle of one of Martin’s fields. A rush-mat walkway lit by lamps. And a straw-bale maze for the kids to one side. Inside, a bar, seating...
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