Ceremonies that sound like you
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The ceremonies
Weddings, civil partnerships, vow renewals, naming ceremonies, memorials — each one written for a single occasion.
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Secular wedding ceremony
A ceremony written entirely for you, with no religious framing and no constraint on the venue — a garden, a barn, a wood, or the water's edge.
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Civil partnership (PACS) ceremony
The registry office or notary appointment stays administrative. The ceremony gives the commitment the moment it deserves.
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Renewal of vows
Ten years, twenty years, or simply wanting to say it again — in front of the people who weren't there the first time.
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Civil naming and godparent ceremony
A way of publicly naming the adults who matter to a child, without a religious frame.
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Memorial ceremony
A secular ceremony to say goodbye, built with the family, within the short time this moment allows.
Who I am
I am Clémence. I have been writing and leading secular ceremonies since [À COMPLÉTER : year], across [À COMPLÉTER : region] and beyond.
What couples say
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[Ceremony type] · [Place] · [Year]
If you are wondering whether this sounds like you, write to me. A first conversation commits you to nothing.