My role is to speak for the bereaved, and the more accurately I do that, the better the ceremony. Having multiple contributions from family and friends writing from wherever in the world they happen to be allows me to create a richly textured, multi-faceted portrait.
You don’t need to be surrounded by guests or be at a castle to still have a special day. “Celebrate your love for each other on that day and celebrate why it is that you want to get married.”
David & Mhairi say, ‘Don’t sweat the small stuff – have a rehearsal!’
You don’t expect a French couple to choose a Shakespeare Sonnet for their Scottish wedding, but that’s what Julie & Nicolas did!
In these uncertain times, only one thing is sure: love is our most important possession.
Worried you might cry when you speak your vows? Carla was…
See how Jen & Phil celebrated their wedding day, even though they weren’t able to get married.
In lockdown and can’t get married? Here’s a beautiful moving ceremony that you can conduct yourselves
If you have to postpone your wedding, here’s my promise.
How David Bowie and the coronavirus are changing the way we deal with death