Judy Cutt Celebrant/Enchanted Ceremonies

08/06/2024

D day dove release at work 🕊️❤️🕊️

19/07/2022

Very interesting ❤️

Watch this space… or your wedding space rather! A report has been issued today (19/07/22) with changes to wedding laws in the UK which should give more choice to couples wishing to tie the knot. There’s a lot to look into but it’s a good start to opening up your options. 💗

08/03/2022

Celebrating international women’s day to all of you beautiful ladies xx

06/01/2022

Same coloured bridesmaids dresses or a few colours? Same colour in different styles?

06/01/2022

If you have been married what did you wear?

05/12/2021

05/12/2021

Wedding traditions

“SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW, SOMETHING BORROWED, SOMETHING BLUE."
This wedding saying is derived from an Old English rhyme, which lists the four good-luck objects a bride should have on her wedding day. "Something old" represents the couples' past lives, while "something new" symbolizes their happy future. "Something borrowed" typically means incorporating an item belonging to someone who is happily married, in hope that some of their good fortune rubs off. And the color blue represents fidelity and love, thus, the "something blue."

05/12/2021

How does a Naming Ceremony differ to a Christening?
How does a Naming Ceremony differ to a Christening? A Naming Ceremony will most often not be held in a church, and they also have the option to either include or omit religious content. Unlike a Christening, they also are not officiated by a priest or a member of the clergy.

A Christening tends to focus on the beginning of a journey of ‘faith’; this means, typically, it will require the family to belong to their local Church. It will involve religious symbolism and certain set procedures in line with the Church of England practices and ‘Godparents’ also must already be christened to qualify to become one.

Naming Ceremonies, on the other hand, are highly personalised and reflect the family and their wishes. They can also be held in any location so you have the freedom to decide where you’d like to celebrate. The focus of a Naming Ceremony is about the child and the hopes the parents have for their future. It is an opportunity to welcome them into the family and celebrate their arrival with loved ones.

Having a Naming Ceremony is a wonderful way to welcome your children into the family – whether they are newly born, step-children or an adopted child – in a setting that is comfortable to you.

04/12/2021

Christmas proposals. How do you make Christmas with your beloved even more special? Pop the question, of course! More couples get engaged between Christmas and New Year.

04/12/2021

Older brides, brides over 50’s

04/12/2021

Older brides, vow renewal.

17/10/2021

Which would you choose?? Beautiful for a winter wedding

14/10/2021

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13/10/2021

Which one would you choose??