Legal Weddings and Partnership Blessings
It is my absolute delight to celebrate relationships, whether they be weddings, civil partnerships, or commitment ceremonies. We working together to craft the ceremony that really represents your relationship and your actual hopes for your marriage.
I am legally permitted to solemnise your wedding in Scotland, should you wish to include that in your ceremony.
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How does it work?
Initially we have a conversation to get to know something about each other. If that signals a green light to go ahead, after a deposit is paid, we then book in 3 calls, one for each party separately to look at their vows and one for you together to look at the design and flow of your ceremony. It's simple really, and I'm happy to talk you through any questions or ideas you may have.
What do I offer?
* design and delivery of your ceremony
* resources for music, readings, poems
* ideas for rituals you may wish to include
* support as you create the vision of your marriage and your vows
* video/in-person calls
* rehearsal
Above all what I offer is to really listen.
I offer to listen to you to help create an authentic and personal ceremony where you and your guests can be absolutely comfortable, relaxed, included and held.
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What is a One Spirit Interfaith Wedding/Partnership Blessing?
A One Spirit Minister works from the place where all the words spiritual traditions meet - a place of listening, simplicity, inclusion, honour, generosity, acceptance and peacemaking. I am happy to work with the elements of your traditions to find the most authentic way for you to bring your whole self to this ceremony. Your spiritual traditions and practises can be part of the ceremony - this includes those whose world view does not fit with any organised faith.
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To know more about the code of ethics by which I work, just click the link below.
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Where can you hold our wedding?
As a legal solemniser in Scotland, I can hold your wedding at the location of your choice.
I can hold non-legal ceremonies outside Scotland, which would mean that you would need to hold the legal part of your ceremony either at another time or invite the local legal solemnised to your wedding to hold that part separately.
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