A symbolic gesture can be used to bring all the guests together and make them part of the couple’s day, which for many people is a very positive step in making their wedding that bit more personal.

Part of being a Celebrant may involve helping your couples choose readings for their special day. Being on the lookout for verses that resonate to you, may come in useful if they ask your advice on authors and poems. Here we get an insight into one of our Celebrants, Tegan Elder's favorites!

Our @Silvercelebrant John Leo Scott shares some great stories of the past months and solutions to a fast changing landscape.

My social media posts are mainly filled with happy smiling Wedding Couples on their Wedding Day, but there are other aspects to my role as a Celebrant.

The forecast was horrendous the couple were stupendous and the location was tremendous!

The popular phrase ‘teamwork makes the dream work’ could almost certainly feature in a list of skin-crawling business clichés. It would no doubt be sandwiched somewhere between the likes of ‘bring your A-game’ and ‘thinking outside the box’.

While the prospect of sealing the deal on hundreds of couple’s l.u.r.v.e and getting to eat your way through a lifetime of canapes is definitely appealing, there’s a WHOLE lot more to being a Humanist Celebrant than meets the eye.