Ginny Collins Humanist Ceremonies

Simply lovely

In Uncategorized on March 14, 2016 at 12:01 pm

How moving a ceremony can be when a couple do what they want, not what they think they ought. Joe and Tasha’s simple, but touching humanist ceremony took place at the London Wetland Centre in a gorgeous fisherman’s hut, made even more cosy with fairy lights.After the ceremony I arranged a confetti shower and we cracked open the bubbly soon after. Simply lovely.

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fisherman’s hut at the wetland centre

 

 

A breath of fresh air

In Uncategorized on September 1, 2015 at 5:13 pm

It’s wonderful being married properly outdoors (not just under a licensed gazebo in hotel grounds), and where I don’t need to ask guests to turn off their mobile phones, because there’s no signal anyway!

Rural settings, for nature lovers, or family gardens with associations of happy times, will always have a draw.

More couples than ever are choosing venues at which there is no option but to have an alternative ceremony, as is the case with the Great Outdoors. This is where humanist ceremonies come into their own, enabling you to plan an event where the focus is entirely on you and the things that are important to you. And unlike registrars, we adapt to the surroundings, building a ceremony that fits in with and enhances the setting.

Three such Surrey venues – very different to each other – and new to me this summer are: The Old Greens Barn in Newdigate. Holmbury St Mary Village Hall and The Green Escape at Leith Hill, near Dorking.

As an added bonus, I’m told they let you do pretty much what you want! Give them a try…

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Holmbury St Mary Village Hall

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Getting merrily lost, trying to FIND the Green Escape

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a seven year old took this…don’t be too critical

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Tucked away…the Green Escape

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Outdoor marquee ceremony venue in Surrey – Busbridge Lakes

In Uncategorized on June 23, 2015 at 5:09 pm

This looks lovely! Busbridge Lakes in Godalming has now made its beautiful grounds available for marriage ceremonies and receptions, using its outdoor wedding marquee.

Currently only ceremonies conducted by celebrants – see British Humanist Association – are permitted, but this offers a wealth of possibilities for an individualised, personal and moving ceremony.

The team at Busbridge lakes is really friendly and can answer any questions about how it works, or you can talk directly to me!   

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