by Mary | Mar 10, 2023 | ceremonies, Top Tips
Father Of The Bride Speech From the heart to the mic: Creating a memorable Father of the Bride speech Wedding speeches are one part of a wedding ceremony that the guests look forward to. They want to see if they’re going to be embarrassing, funny or serious. The...
by Mary Gibson | Feb 18, 2023 | ceremonies, Top Tips, wedding tips
What Music Do I Need For A Wedding Ceremony? Choosing the right music for your wedding ceremony is another way of creating memories. I’m often asked what music do I need for my wedding ceremony? Choosing your wedding day music can be pretty stressful for couples, and...
by tca2023_1aq6g4 | Jan 11, 2023 | symbolic rituals
The Oathing Stone Ritual And now it’s solid, Solid as a rock, That’s what this love is, That’s what we’ve got. The Oathing Stone is an old Celtic Symbolic wedding Ritual. A Ritual that you might like to use in your ceremony. The quote above about being solid as...
by tca2023_1aq6g4 | Jan 11, 2023 | symbolic rituals
Including A Quaich In Your Wedding Ceremony Unveiling the Quaich – Scotland’s Cup of Friendship Whats a Quaich? A Quaich (pronounced “quake”) is a shallow, two-handled drinking cup or bowl; Scotland’s cup of friendship, also known...
by tca2023_1aq6g4 | Jan 11, 2023 | symbolic rituals
A Pinkie Promise A way to make your wedding ceremony that little bit different, do a pinkie promise with each other I bet you did this when you were young; you might still do it now with your kids. If you’ve never seen or done a pinkie promise, it’s the entwining of...
by Mary Gibson | Oct 12, 2022 | ceremonies, Top Tips
Choose A Seat Not A Side Creating a Unified Seating Experience for Wedding Guests This question comes up a lot with my couples. How do we get our guests at the ceremony to sit together without taking sides, i.e. one family on one side and the other family on the...
