Bespoke weddings and ceremonies
that shine a light on who you really are.
Patricia Stephens ~ Holistic Minister, Celebrant & Solemniser 
Often in modern celebrations, obligation can take hold. We get lost in the “shoulds”. And we lose what is most important. The person or people we are meant to be celebrating.
Should this be a traditional ceremony? Should someone be invited? Should we have specific vows?
Whether it’s a wedding ceremony, vow renewal, naming ceremony, funeral ceremony, scattering of ashes ceremony or a moment in your life that needs celebrating - I believe what is most important is centering you.
I am here to recentre you. To bring you back to what is important.
An intimate experience that rings totally true to who you are.
You at the centre of things, held by the day, held by the ceremony, held and surrounded by the people you love and who love you.
A day that is meaningful to you, on your terms.
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Personalized ceremonies with you at their heart.
Weddings and Commitment Ceremonies
I am here to make your wedding completely about you. Your relationship and what you and your partner share with each other is at the centre of all my work. I am here to give you a completely unique and bespoke experience, tailored to whatever makes you feel supported, cared for and celebrated.
Renewing Your Vows
A ceremony for already-married people who wish to reaffirm their love and commitment. A renewal of vows may incorporate new content, often new vows to honour the next phase of the marriage.
Naming Ceremonies
A naming ceremony is a beautiful, wonderful and loving unique way to celebrate the birth of a new baby or to welcome an adopted child or step-children into your family and community.
Renaming Ceremonies
For adults who wish wish to mark their movement to a new name, a renaming ceremony is a gorgeous way to truly embrace the person who you are.
Funeral Ceremonies
From the minute you call, I am here to support you in a difficult time. I will help choose readings and music and create a ceremony where we can truly celebrate the life of your loved one.
Remeberance Ceremonies
A ceremony of rememberance needn’t be religious. Whether it’s been one year or twenty, having a specific ceremony to remember those we have lost can be an important part of the grieving process for a family or community.