Spiritual Ceremonies - Registered Solemnisers

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Spiritual Ceremonies have been privileged to have walked with over 13,000 couples, from all over the world, on their journey toward their special day here in Ireland since 2010.  We travel the length and breadth of Ireland, from Cork to Donegal, seven days a week, making memories with our couples on their special day.  In fact, we performed the first legal outdoor wedding ceremony in Ireland in April 2011.  Most of these couples had questions, just like you may have, so the information below is intended to answer some of those. Some people ask us, what do you mean by spiritual? A religious person may be spiritual, but a spiritual person is not necessarily religious, thus all activity be it physical, emotional, intuitional and so forth that leads towards greater perfection, goodness and wholeness is therefore spiritual.  The definition of spirituality encompasses real self, of us.. truth of our inner self… the inner being, hence why our ceremonies always focus ON YOU. in 2020 we celebrate our 10th Birthday.

We have a large team of Registered Solemnisers available in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, all of whom can perform the legal element of a wedding ceremony.  We also perform vow renewals, wedding blessings, naming ceremonies and end of Life Celebrations (Funerals).  We are highly trained to design your ceremony, to reflect your personal needs because we understand this is one of the most important days of your lives and we ensure your ceremony is created “WITH YOU, FOR YOU ABOUT YOU”.

We at Spiritual Ceremonies, take time with you to design your ceremony, so that it reflects you as a couple, honouring your beliefs and values, ensuring they are reflected in the content and length of your ceremony.  When speaking with your Celebrant you can choose any theme of music, readings or poems that convey a message about you and your partner.  We can also perform the ceremony indoors and outdoors (outdoors is subject to requirements under the Civil Registrations legislation).