Cristina and Sully's wedding was a vibrant blend of communities, languages, and diversity, echoing their mindfulness, consideration, and intentionality. From tree planting rituals to multilingual vows, Shetland pony ring bearers, and a moving dedication to the land, every detail reflected their love for nature, animals, and their commitment to creating an inclusive and unforgettable celebration.

If you are already planning for a festival wedding and your wedding planning folder is brimming with pictures of colour, nature and people having fun together, but you are not sure how to make the ceremony as wild, natural or inclusive as the rest of your festival wedding setup, I have plenty of ideas for your mood board.

How to confidently speak your personal vows in your wedding ceremony.

Who wants a boring, restricted and impersonal ceremony for their most important day as a couple? Why not have a humanist wedding ceremony by a celebrant? Indeed. I can give you a lot of reasons to have a humanist wedding celebrant, and here are my top 10 reasons.

Inject more meaning or fun, by adding a piece of prose or poetry that is close to your hearts can be easily done with an alternative wedding reading.

Don’t get caught with your pants down in your search for the right celebrant for your wedding.