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Looking for celebrant (non-legal ceremony)

  • 19-03-2018 10:31pm
    #1
    A Neurotic
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    Hey guys,

    We're getting married in Wicklow in the summer and are looking for someone to run our ceremony. It will be a non-legal weekend ceremony as we're doing the legal paperwork thing a couple of days before our wedding.

    We've tried contacting a few agencies etc but haven't really clicked with any of the celebrants suggested. The pressure isn't really on as we're still considering having family/friend take the role, however, can anyone recommend someone who could help run our ceremony in a casual, efficient way? We're not looking for someone to go overboard in pretending to be our oldest and best friend etc.

    Any leads appreciated!


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  • #2
    c6ysaphjvqw41k
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  • #3
    love_love
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    A Neurotic, I had to check that I hadn't started this thread myself! Would definitely be interested in hearing the options out there, along with prices.


  • #4
    Arlene101
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1 ✭Arlene101


    Check out the Irish Celebrants Association, there are lots of civil celebrants listed on their website. I am a celebrant myself but based in Galway so not much use to you :D Happy planning!


  • #5
    1perriwinkle
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    I'm involved a bit in the wedding industry and I see lots of people are using celebrants now instead of humanists etc for various reasons so there is a good selection of people available. The lovely thing is you can have any kind of a ceremony you want. Try the following:
    http://www.marrymeireland.ie
    https://www.irishcelebrants.ie/find-a-celebrant
    http://alternativeweddingsireland.com


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